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The Real Reason You're Not Building Wealth (It's Not the $6 Latte) ft. Jenni Fulton
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- Dec 7, 2025
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Introduction: In the latest episode of the EmpowerHer podcast, host Priya Verma engages in a thought-provoking discussion with Jenni Fulton, a holistic financial coach dedicated to helping women reclaim their financial power. Their conversation delves into the emotional patterns influencing women's relationships with money, the societal narratives that need to be challenged, and practical steps for achieving financial empowerment. Understanding Holistic Financial Coaching: Jenni explains that holistic financial coaching is about more than just budgeting and saving; it’s a transformative process that encourages individuals to heal their emotional connections to money. She emphasizes that the journey begins with recognizing the shame and self-doubt many women carry regarding their financial decisions. By addressing these emotional barriers, women can redefine their relationship with wealth and abundance. Jenni’s own journey into this field was inspired by her personal experiences and the realization that many resources do not cater to women from diverse backgrounds. The Societal Narratives About Money: Throughout the podcast, both Priya and Jenni discuss the harmful narratives that women often internalize, such as the belief that they are “not good with money” or that their spending habits are frivolous. Jenni highlights how these narratives are often rooted in societal expectations and stereotypes that paint women’s financial decisions in a negative light. For instance, she recalls how media portrayals in movies like "Clueless" and "Legally Blonde" have influenced perceptions of women and money. These narratives can perpetuate guilt and shame, making it harder for women to embrace their financial independence. Unlearning Financial Myths: One of the key takeaways from th…