Money with Alpha

Money isn't just about dollars—it's about stories, beliefs, and patterns we often inherit without even realizing it. In this episode, we dive into how women can uncover hidden money stories passed down through generations, and how to finally break free from patterns that keep you stuck. You'll learn why money is best seen as a tool, not a burden, and how family history can quietly shape your financial decisions. Plus, we'll explore practical steps to start shifting your mindset and building systems that support your financial empowerment.

If you've ever felt like you're working hard but not moving forward, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to start rewriting your money story.

What You'll Learn:

• How unconscious family patterns shape your relationship with money

• Why money itself is neutral (and how to start using it as a tool)

• The hidden "loyalties" that keep you repeating financial struggles

• Simple, practical steps to claim your financial power

Here is where you can find out more, and book in for the Family Constellation - Money Workshop in Brisbane on Saturday 20 September, 2025 - Group Work - Mind and Soul Nurturing

What does it really mean to be financially empowered? In this inspiring episode, I sit down with Prosper Taruvinga, who grew up in Zimbabwe during hyperinflation before moving to Australia to build a thriving business. His story is one of resilience, vision, and the power of owning your money mindset—and your media.

We explore:

• The "money language" we absorb in childhood and how it shapes our decisions

• Prosper's journey from survival to entrepreneurship

• Why financial literacy is built step by step, not overnight

• How to avoid relying too heavily on external systems like social media

• The importance of creating platforms and processes you truly own

If you're a woman business owner who wants to be financially self-empowered, this conversation will help you shift from survival mode to growth mode—and remind you that your past does not define your financial future.

Resources and Links:

• Connect with Prosper Taruvinga on LinkedIn

• Learn more at Live Long Digital

• Find Prosper's new book on Amazon

• For more episodes, visit Money Made Simple

Ever wondered how to keep your finances on track without spending hours every week? In this episode of Money with Alpha, I share my personal monthly money routine—a simple yet powerful process I use to stay in control of both my business and personal finances.

You'll learn:

• Why having a regular "money date" is the key to financial consistency

• The exact steps I take each month to review my business performance and personal spending

• How I use my "money pie" method to make sure every dollar has a purpose

• The importance of buffers (and how they saved me from extra stress during a family emergency)

• How to shift your mindset so your finances become an enabler, not a restriction

Whether you're a business owner or simply want to feel more confident with your money, this episode will help you build a routine that works for your life. No overwhelm, no guilt—just clarity and empowerment.

Resources & Links Mentioned:

• Connect with me on Instagram: @alphamoneymadesimple

• Visit my website: www.money-madesimple.com.au

If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe and leave a review—it helps more women take control of their money and their future.

In this episode of Money with Alpha, I'm diving deep into my Money Pie Framework — a simple yet powerful system I first created for myself and have now shared with countless clients. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by your finances, uncertain where your money is going, or guilty about spending, this framework can help you find clarity, confidence, and freedom.

You'll discover the three core pillars of the Money Pie Framework — Visibility, Clarity, and Flexibility — and how they work together to help you see exactly where your money is, align it with what truly matters to you, and adapt as life changes. I share personal stories, client examples, and practical tips for setting up your own money pies in both your personal and business finances, so you can plan ahead without feeling restricted.

Whether you want to save for a holiday, pay off debt, prepare for retirement, or simply feel more organised, the Money Pie Framework will give your money purpose — and remove the stress of financial decision-making.

What You'll Learn in This Episode:

• Why simplicity is the key to financial empowerment.

• How to create separate "money pies" for personal and business finances.

• The importance of Visibility — knowing exactly what's coming in and going out.

• How Clarity around your vision and values stops impulse spending.

• How Flexibility helps you adapt to life's changes without financial chaos.

• Real-life examples of how the framework has saved clients stress — and even relationships.

Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode:

• Book a free Clarity Chat with Alpha to explore your own Money Pie Framework.

• Related episodes:

  • Separating Your Business and Personal Finances

  • Why You Need a Fun Fund

In this deeply relatable episode, Alpha opens up about the emotional side of money—the unspoken reasons why so many of us procrastinate when it comes to our finances. From the fear of judgment to the comfort of familiar (but unhelpful) habits, she dives into five key reasons we put off dealing with money matters, even when we know it's important.

Whether you're avoiding your bills, putting off switching providers, or just feel like you "should be better at this by now," this episode reminds you that you're not alone—and you're not broken.

💡 In This Episode, Alpha Shares:

• Why self-judgment is the real fear behind feeling judged by others

• How to keep what you love (like coffee or chocolate) and still be smart with money

• The myth that managing money is "hard"—and how to simplify it

• Why shame and guilt hold us back from progress

• How familiarity with discomfort keeps us stuck—and how to gently move forward

✨ Takeaway Message: You don't need to overhaul your finances overnight. Financial empowerment is built through small, safe, and intentional steps that honor where you are now. It's time to bring kindness into the conversation about money—and release the guilt.

For many of us, money was a taboo topic growing up. It wasn't something we talked about—it was something we worried about in silence.

In this episode, I'm sharing why I love talking about money and why opening up these conversations is the first step to financial empowerment.

In this episode I talk about:

✨ why money is simply energy and how that changes everything

✨ how money gives you freedom, choices, and the ability to help others

✨ the importance of breaking the cycle of shame around money conversations

✨ simple ways to start talking about money with your family and friends Let's take the fear out of finances and start creating a healthy, empowered relationship with money.

🎧 Tune in now and let's normalize money conversations!

In this heartfelt and empowering episode, I share a deeply personal reflection inspired by recent life events that reminded me how precious our time really is. I explore the five "C's" that can transform not only your business but your entire approach to life: Clarity, Courage, Confidence, Commitment, and Consistency.

As women business owners, we often put our own dreams on hold while taking care of everyone and everything else. This episode is your invitation to pause, reflect, and reclaim your power. I'll guide you through practical ways to:

✅ Gain clarity about the life and business you truly want ✅ Build the courage to step outside your comfort zone ✅ Grow your confidence to make bold decisions ✅ Commit to your vision and values (while giving yourself grace to pivot) ✅ Stay consistent to create long-term success

If you've been waiting for the perfect time to prioritize yourself and your goals, this is your reminder: Your time is now.

🎧 Tune in and take the first step toward an intentional, aligned, and abundant life.

What does business growth mean to you? What do you think is even possible?

These are important questions to ask yourself and to clarify as you build a business. Otherwise, you become reactionary and may end up building a business that feels more like a cage.

Speaking with Business Mentor and Strategist, Paul Farmer, we delve into these topics and more, also talking about what strategy even is, and why it's so important.

Here is how you can connect with Paul:

Business Coaching, Consulting & Strategies | Mentoris Group

Paul Farmer | LinkedIn

In this episode, we're diving into a topic that trips up so many women—especially business owners: expecting strategy when you're only getting compliance.

Alpha breaks down the crucial difference between compliance (think: tax returns and BAS statements) and strategy (like cash flow planning and profit analysis). If you've ever assumed your accountant or bookkeeper would "just take care of everything," this episode is a must-listen.

You'll learn:

• Why understanding the limits of your financial professionals matters

• The types of questions to ask to avoid costly assumptions

• How to bridge the gap between business finances and your personal lifestyle goals

• Real examples of where money leaks often hide (spoiler: it's not always shopping!)

Whether you feel stuck, uncertain, or ready to take action, this episode will help you start asking the right questions—and take back your financial confidence.

👉 Want to clarify your next steps? Book a free 15-minute clarity chat with Alpha https://www.money-madesimple.com.au/claritychat.

Regardless of the business structure that you have, it's important to separate your business and personal finances.

You have your own personality and Core Values, and so does your business. Think about how you respond to challenges as a business owner versus as a parent. You will come at the problem very differently.

In this episode, I go through:

• It's easier to see where and when your business is profitable
• How you can see where to optimize your business (offers, structure, expenses)
• Visibility of your personal spending, so you can make it better
• Setting up systems and processes so you can scale and bring on team
• Exit Strategy / Succession Planning.