Highly Sensitive Money with Diana Gisel Yañez

Rest, Relationships, and Alignment: Keys to Sustainable Social Impact

Does it sound familiar to feel like your personal finance decisions are out of your control? You may have been told to just budget better and yet, you still feel overwhelmed by financial stress. The pain of feeling like you're constantly struggling to make ends meet despite trying to budget better can be exhausting and demoralizing. But there is a way to understand the impact of policy on your personal finance and take control of your money.
You can watch our conversation here.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Understand how policy impacts your personal finances to make informed decisions and take control of your money.
Explore the intersection of personal finance and social justice to create a more equitable and empowered financial future.
Prioritize rest and self-care to enhance your overall well-being and financial resilience.
Develop a work schedule and social media strategy that aligns with your personal and financial goals for greater balance and success.
Cultivate authentic connections and genuine relationships to support your financial journey and overall happiness.
This is Michelle Jackson's story:
In this episode of Highly Sensitive Money, Diana Yañez interviews Michelle Jackson, a personal finance creator and advocate for equity and access. Michelle shares her experiences at a social justice meetup during the Fincon conference, expressing frustration with the lack of representation of equity, access, and policy perspectives. The conversation delves into the challenges of advocating for social justice within the personal finance space and the impact of external factors on financial decision-making. 
Michelle's insights provide a valuable perspective on the integration of activism and social justice into personal finance conversations, emphasizing the need for more inclusive and empathetic discussions about money. Her experiences and reflections, along with Diana's engaging hosting, will help you gain a deeper understanding of the impact of policy on personal finance decisions, making this episode a must-listen for highly sensitive individuals navigating the intersection of personal finance and social justice.
Michelle Jackson loves to have the financial conversations that are often ignored. Why and how financial policy impact our money? Especially women's money.
The key moments in this episode are:00:00:02 - Connecting through Social Justice at Fincon 00:02:54 - Advocacy and Belief Systems 00:06:01 - Highly Sensitive Money and Empathy 00:12:16 - Monetization and Ethical Alignment 00:15:25 - Impact of Different Financial Backgrounds 00:16:06 - Lifestyle and Financial Flexibility 00:18:54 - Accessibility Pricing and Financial Coaching 00:23:01 - Impact of Childhood Financial Background 00:30:31 - Managing Personal Reactions 00:31:40 - Dave Ramsey and Grumpiness 00:33:41 - Activism and Social Justice 00:35:07 - Logic in Personal Finance 00:43:23 - Individualism and Social Justice 00:46:29 - Oppression and Empathy 00:47:45 - Migrant and Homeless Crisis 00:51:36 - Visual Representation and Empathy 00:55:20 - Prioritizing Rest 01:00:31 - Entrepreneurship and Work-Life Balance 01:01:46 - Rethinking Work Schedules and Social Media Strategy 01:02:53 - The True Purpose of Social Media 01:06:26 - Strategic Business Decisions 01:10:32 - The Journey to Success 01:14:14 - Learning and Growth
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Resources:
Check out Creators Getting Paid to gain insights into building a successful business without relying heavily on social media platforms. 
Explore Michelle's Colorado project and sign up for the newsletter-based business to receive engaging content about Colorado, including multimedia, interviews, and promotions. 
Check out Michelle's podcast michelleismoneyhungry.com, especially the one on homelessness in Colorado
Connect with me here:
www.allthecolors.net 
https://www.youtube.com/@HighlySensitiveMoney
https://www.linkedin.com/linkedin.com/in/dianagyanez/
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

Money Lessons from My Parents: A Journey of Financial Wisdom with Diana Yañez

Money Lessons from My Parents: A Journey of Financial Wisdom
Welcome to the first episode for the second season of 'Highly Sensitive Money'! 
In this episode, I share valuable financial lessons I learned from my Mexican immigrant parents. I discuss both positive and negative experiences that shaped my understanding of money, work, and entrepreneurship. 
Key takeaways include the importance of earning more than you spend, maintaining good credit, understanding the risks of entrepreneurship, and the value of education. I also reflect on my parents' experiences with migration, small business ownership, and navigating the American economic system. 
The episode concludes with my own financial insights gained through adulthood and my career as a financial planner.
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Welcome to Season Two00:20 Lessons from My Parents01:40 Credit and Debt Management03:08 Spending Wisely04:13 Investment Insights05:08 Entrepreneurial Spirit05:52 Work and Enjoyment13:13 Family and Financial Responsibility23:11 Personal Financial Lessons27:00 Teaching Financial Wisdom to Kids
Resources:
Article on Why You Need a Money Mentorallthecolors.net for the Money Archetype quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

Navigating Money, Sensitivity, and Social Justice with Mikella Millen

Navigating Money, Sensitivity, and Social Justice with Mikella Millen
In this episode of Highly Sensitive Money, Mikella Millen shares her journey as a highly sensitive person navigating financial challenges and personal growth. 
Mikella discusses her multifaceted career as a psychotherapist, art therapist, and multidisciplinary healer. Mikella shares her journey with money, from growing up with conflicting parental attitudes to developing her own approach as an adult. 
The conversation also explores the balance between personal well-being and social justice, the importance of accessibility in therapy and healing, and the spiritual and emotional dimensions of living with less while feeling nourished. Mikella's insights provide a profound understanding of how money, sensitivity, and social justice intersect in her life and work.
About our guest:
Mikella Millen, MA, LCAT, ATR-BC (she/they) is a licensed Art Therapist, Reiki Master, and Hypnosis Practitioner whose work supports trauma healing for the mind, body, and spirit. She brings more than 10 years of experience facilitating trauma therapy to her approach to energy healing and meditation. Mikella is the author of Inward Vision: a Trauma Recovery Workbook and has a private practice offering individual sessions, groups, and trainings.
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Introduction to Highly Sensitive Money00:18 Meet Mikella Millen: A Multidisciplinary Practitioner03:24 Exploring Mikella's Financial Background07:38 Navigating Financial Independence and Challenges10:35 Balancing Financial Security and Happiness20:38 Mikella's Approach to Accessibility Pricing24:26 The Philosophy of Therapy in a Capitalist System33:25 Understanding High Sensitivity36:51 High Sensation Seekers: The Quest for Novelty37:38 Balancing Creativity and High Sensitivity40:35 Money and Resources: A Broader Perspective43:59 The Concept of Dana and Generosity49:27 Social Justice and Personal Influence52:52 Navigating Extremes in Social Justice01:03:23 The Power of Personal Healing01:13:32 Embracing the Human Experience
The resources mentioned in this episode are:
Mikella’s website www.mikellamillen.comMikellas’s Trauma Recovery Workbooksign up for Mikella’s newsletter Radical Friendship by Kate Johnson www.allthecolors.net for the Money Archetype quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

Community Investing: Building a Just Economy with Nicole Middleton Holloway

Community Investing: Building a Just Economy with Nicole Middleton Holloway
In this episode of 'Highly Sensitive Money,' host Diana interviews Nicole Middleton Holloway, founder of Strategy Squad, about her unique journey from media and entertainment into finance.
Nicole shares her expertise in private placements, social justice investing, and community investing, emphasizing the importance of leveraging capital for equitable wealth distribution and environmental sustainability. After a transformative experience in Brazil, Nicole pursued a career in finance, focusing on socially responsible and community investing. She explains the concept of community investing, which aims to provide capital to underserved communities and businesses while generating both financial and social returns.
About our Guest:
Nicole is a San Francisco Bay Area-based advisor with Strategy Squad and Natural Investments. Her personal mission is to support conscious investors in making a positive impact with their wealth. As a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM and a financial activist, Nicole enjoys designing portfolios for clients that incorporate racial, gender and economic justice, and she uses her expertise and position as a business owner to open the door for more women and people of color to work in the financial services industry.
She holds a Master's Degree in Financial Planning from Golden Gate University, and a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Southern California. When she is not working, Nicole enjoys spending time outdoors with her husband and two young daughters. 
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:37 Nicole's Career Journey: From Media to Finance05:56 Activism and Social Justice in Nicole's Work08:25 Experiences of Black Women in Brazil and the U.S.14:03 Financial Background and Family Influence19:53 Building Strategy Squad and Community Investing28:11 The Impact of Community Investing28:41 Comparing Community Investing to the Stock Market29:15 Regenerative Investing and Wealth Utilization30:16 Opportunities and Challenges in Community Investing30:42 The Role of Accredited and Unaccredited Investors31:05 The Just Transition and Building New Solutions31:27 Wealth Redistribution vs. Wealth Accumulation33:29 Balancing Market Returns with Sustainability35:37 Examples of Community Investments37:50 Designing Customized Portfolios45:51 Challenges in Traditional Finance and Staying True to Values51:57 The Importance of Relational Community Investing57:24 Encouraging Community Investing and Final Thoughts
Resources:
Strategy Squad Adasina allthecolors.net for the Money Archetypes quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

The Showgirl Shaman: Embracing Embodiment in Money and Art with Kellita Maloof

The Showgirl Shaman: Embracing Embodiment in Money and Art with Kellita Maloof
In this episode of Highly Sensitive Money, host Diana Yañez interviews Kellita Maloof, known as the showgirl shaman, about the unique challenges and insights of highly sensitive people in handling their finances. Kellita shares her journey as a performing and teaching artist who helps highly sensitive women embrace their sensitivity through conscious burlesque and dance. She discusses her personal experiences with money, growing up in varied financial environments, and how she has integrated her sensitivity into her entrepreneurial journey.
We explore topics such as the struggle with undercharging, the need for financial stability, and the importance of staying embodied while navigating financial decisions. The conversation also touches on the impact of magical thinking, adaptogenic movements, and the significant influence of mentors in reshaping one's relationship with money.
About Our Guest:
For over 2 decades, Kellita Maloof has been working and creating at the intersection of burlesque, attachment, individuation, somatics, metaphysics and soul retrieval. She's a Performing and Teaching Artist, Conscious Burlesque Mentor and Emergence Coach.
Highlights in Kellita's performing career include: founding award-winning dance troupe Hot Pink Feathers, Queen of Carnaval San Francisco 2008 and 5-time finalist at the Burlesque Hall of Fame. She’s taught and performed from San Francisco to New Orleans, Hollywood to Montreal and Paris to Tokyo.
Kellita helps kind, smart, soulful, highly sensitive women who've been over-editing and over-adapting and are drawn to – even if intimidated by – creative expression such as dance and improv to trust and express themselves with confidence, presence and radiance. She integrates into her work over a decade of practice with Transformational NLP, SystemicConstellations and Interpersonal Neurobiology.
Kellita shares her methodology in her book How To Create A Burlesque Solo ... From The Inside Out and her point of view in her TEDx talk The power of being SEEN: Burlesque as a way home to yourself. Her mission is to support women in dusting off the fountain of Self-Love that was hiding right in the center of their very own shimmy.
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Introduction to Highly Sensitive Money00:28 Meet Kellita Maloof: The Showgirl Shaman01:40 The Artist vs. Entrepreneur Spectrum03:57 Discovering High Sensitivity06:51 Embracing Sensitivity and Overcoming Shame08:38 The Importance of Embodiment in Burlesque13:07 Financial Background and Early Life21:32 Navigating Financial Identity and Entrepreneurship27:04 Navigating High Sensitivity and Pricing28:09 The Concept of Branding and Its Discomforts29:55 Sliding Scale and Financial Accessibility32:33 The Role of Magical Thinking in Entrepreneurship37:50 Embodiment Practices for Highly Sensitive Individuals45:28 Money Mentors and Financial Wisdom49:42 Concluding Thoughts on Money and Sensitivity
Resources:
Kellita’s website Showgirl Awakening Kellita’s movement tutorials Kellita’s book How to Create a Burslesque Solo From the Inside OutEileen Aron's book "The Highly Sensitive Person" Ane Axford's work on high sensitivityTad Hargrave of Marketing for Hippies The Nap Ministry allthecolors.net for the Money Archetypes quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

Breaking the Financial Barrier: How Gender Plays a Role with Finances for Feminists

Breaking the Financial Barrier: How Gender Plays a Role with Finances for Feminists
In this episode of 'Highly Sensitive Money,' host Diana Yañez welcomes Ariel Nathanson from 'Finances for Feminists.' The conversation delves into Ariel's journey into finance, starting from her childhood love for numbers to her current role in financial education. Ariel shares her experiences at Wellesley College, her initial jobs, and how she found her calling in financial literacy. They discuss the impact of societal messages on women's financial behavior, the importance of mindful and intuitive spending, and the need for shifting money conversations from individual failings to systemic issues. Ariel also provides insights into the challenges women face, policies that can drive change, and practical advice for fostering a healthy relationship with money.
About our Guest:
Ariel Nathanson is a Certified Financial Education Instructor and the Founder of Finances for Feminists. After leaving her corporate job as a software executive, Ariel set out to demystify the world of personal finance by offering one-on-one financial coaching. Her business is focused on helping individuals and couples attain financial wellness through education and personalized support. As a money coach, she provides individualized lessons in finance fundamentals (such as: mindful spending, budgeting, retirement, investing and more) that help her clients gain clarity and take control of their financial future.
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:27 Ariel's Financial Journey04:51 Social Justice and Money14:47 Intuitive Spending Explained25:27 Money and Relationships27:50 Unrealistic Expectations in Couples' Finances29:09 The Importance of a Joint Vision29:37 Money Coaching and Building Systems30:05 The Taboo of Discussing Money31:55 Highly Sensitive People and Money33:21 Parallels Between Money and Other Life Areas37:37 Compassionate Inquiry in Money Coaching39:27 Addressing Money Anxiety and Social Justice45:01 Empowering Non-Cis White Males in Finance46:30 The Role of Money Mentors48:35 Celebrating Financial Accomplishments51:16 Concluding Thoughts and Resources
Resources:
Finances for Feminists Finances for Feminists InstagramThe Fool Investment Guide for TeensResmaa Menakem's book "My Grandmother's Hands"Douglas Tsoi's newsletter “Trauma and the Imperfect Childhood”allthecolors.net for the Money Archetypes quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

The Spiritual Side of Entrepreneurship: A Conversation with Franklin Taggart

The Spiritual Side of Entrepreneurship: A Conversation with Franklin Taggart
In this episode of 'Highly Sensitive Money,' host Diana Yanez interviews Franklin Taggart, a coach and former musician, about his experiences with marketing, entrepreneurship, and managing burnout. They discuss the challenges of being a highly sensitive person in business, and finding spiritual fulfillment through entrepreneurship.
Franklin shares his journey from a multifaceted career in music and social services to coaching, emphasizing the importance of balancing income streams, managing financial challenges, and reevaluating traditional mindsets around money. Key insights include the importance of gradual career transitions, the impact of coaching on personal growth, and strategies for sustaining creative careers.
About our Guest:
Franklin has been called a lot of things - musician, entrepreneur, consultant, coach, mentor, Dad, honey bunny, and friend. His reason for living is finding creative people with big dreams and leading them to their own power to manifest them.
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:15 Discovering Franklin Taggart00:56 The Digital Nomad Experience01:33 Balancing Sensitivity and Business04:25 Spirituality in Entrepreneurship07:50 Franklin's Journey in Music12:25 Health Challenges and Career Shift36:12 Balancing Multiple Income Streams38:28 Gradual Transition Strategies39:24 The Power of Passive Income41:36 Building Client Relationships44:49 Navigating Burnout and Change53:59 Overcoming Financial Stigma01:00:37 Understanding Business Cycles01:03:02 Final Thoughts and Resources
Resources:
Franklin’s website: franklintaggart.com for a free coaching session "Your Best Next Step Call"Book: "It's Not Your Money" by Tosha SilverDan Sullivan at Strategic Coachallthecolors.net for the Money Archetypes Quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

Highly Sensitive and Socially Active: Financial Perspectives from Jasmine Rashid

Highly Sensitive and Socially Active: Financial Perspectives from Jasmine Rashid
In this episode of Highly Sensitive Money, Diana Yanez interviews Jasmine Rashid, who shares her journey into social justice and financial activism. Based in Oakland, Jasmine works at an impact investment advisory firm and is the author of the forthcoming book, 'The Financial Activist Playbook.'
Jasmine discusses her mixed-race background, her family's financial volatility, and her father's transition from Bangladeshi immigrant to financial planner. The conversation covers the psychological complexities of money, the shame surrounding financial discussions, and Jasmine's commitment to creating a more inclusive financial system. She also highlights her involvement with the Trauma of Money method and the Just Economy Institute, both of which focus on addressing financial trauma and advocating for economic justice.
About our Guest:
Jasmine Rashid is a financial activist, writer, and impact investing professional, raised on Long Island, New York and based in Oakland, CA. In her role as Director of Impact for Candide Group, she helps investors flow their money to predominately women & BIPOC-led social justice-focused companies, funds, and vital organizations building the next economy. Her activism has included successfully supporting the #FamiliesBelongTogether coalition in shifting billions of dollars in big bank financing away from the migrant detention and private prison industry.
Her forthcoming book — The Financial Activist Playbook — builds on her knowledge base as a Congressman John Lewis fellow, Just Economy Institute alum, Trauma of Money Method certified practitioner, and lived experience as a girl in her late 20s just trying her best to navigate contradictions under Late Capitalism (and help build something better).
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:13 Jasmine's Background and Money Story05:21 Impact of Financial Mobility07:41 Hope and Financial Activism10:23 The Financial Activist Playbook14:58 Highly Sensitive People in Social Justice20:04 Healing Money Trauma27:40 Breaking Money Taboos34:02 Examples of Financial Activism39:55 Money Mentors and Personal Finance45:08 Conclusion and Book Information
Resources:
Jasmine’s websiteThe Financial Activist PlaybookThe Trauma of MoneyJust Economy InstituteMoney Out loud The Barber of Little Rockallthecolors.net for the Money Archetypes Quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

Redefining Success: Money, Creativity, and Sensitivity with Karen Kinney

Redefining Success: Money, Creativity, and Sensitivity with Karen Kinney
In this episode, Karen Kinney and I discuss our financial backgrounds and how our sensitivities have shaped our relationship with money. We cover topics like early financial lessons, childhood stability, and the role of contentment and spiritual connection in our lives. The conversation also explores the challenges of transitioning from stable careers to more creatively fulfilling but less financially consistent paths. We reflect on the cultural differences in the perception of money between the U.S. and Mexico, particularly emphasizing the importance of community and relational connections.
About our Guest:
Karen Kinney is an award-winning author, artist, and speaker. She helps people find greater levels of creative freedom and speaks about inner transformation, the sacred feminine, and the innate connection between spirituality and creativity. Her latest book, Doorways to Transformation: Everyday Wisdom for the Creative Soul, has won multiple awards and serves as a practical guide for spiritual and creative growth. Her debut book, The Reluctant Artist: Navigating and Sustaining a Creative Path, is a respected resource at UCLA and the University of Hong Kong.
Karen’s artwork resides in numerous private collections, including those of Stanford University, actor Bob Odenkirk, and NPR's Guy Raz. She has designed installation work for the Los Angeles International Airport and painted murals in Los Angeles and Mexico. Based in Mexico City, Karen holds a Masters in Social Work from the University of Chicago. Explore more at www.karenkinney.com
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Meeting Karen and the Writing Group00:20 Childhood Financial Background01:17 Impact of Sensitivity on Financial Habits01:51 Parents' Financial Influence02:20 Career Choices and Financial Stability08:12 Transition from Social Work to Art13:01 Contentment and Financial Philosophy20:25 Cultural Perspectives on Money24:09 Living in Mexico: A Transformative Experience26:05 The Deeper Layers of Contentment26:59 The Rat Park Experiment27:54 Capitalism and Consumption28:51 Observations of Foreigners in San Miguel30:40 The Relational Culture of Mexico33:28 The Half and Half Story36:19 Money and Contentment40:08 Authenticity and Creativity45:36 Money Stress and Future Planning47:59 Acknowledging Easeful Relationships with Money
Resources:
Karen’s website karenkinney.comDoorways to TransformationThe Great Work of Your Life: A Guide for the Journey of Your True Calling by Stephen Copeallthecolors.net for the Money Archetypes Quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.

Reclaiming Financial Agency: An Interview with financial therapist Haylie Castillo

Reclaiming Financial Agency: An Interview with financial therapist Haylie Castillo
In this episode of Highly Sensitive Money, I interview financial therapist Haylie Castillo. We discuss the significance of financial backgrounds shaped by social justice, systemic oppression, and personal upbringing. Haylie shares her journey of growing up in a conservative, patriarchal environment, navigating and deconstructing trauma, and eventually merging her interests in finance and therapy to create a unique career path. The conversation explores Haylie's work in financial therapy, her commitments to anti-oppressive practices, and her reflections on building community and ritual around money. Haylie also highlights the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, personal healing, and the radical concept of liberating money as a neutral resource for achieving joy, rest, and creativity.
About our Guest:
Haylie Castillo is a financial therapist whose passion is to see people find freedom and agency through healing their relationship with money. As both a Licensed Clinical Social Worker Associate and a Certified Financial Therapist - ITM, Haylie works from a trauma-informed, anti-oppression lens to create a shame-free space for her clients to work through their emotions around money. Haylie has a gift for helping people envision a new reality for themselves and the world. One in which they have a sense of peace, joy, and ease around money.
The key moments in this episode are:
00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome00:51 Haylie's Financial Background and Upbringing08:13 Deconstructing High-Control Environments11:58 Journey to Financial Therapy24:51 Liberating Money from Oppression32:08 Exploring High Sensitivity32:40 Discovering Financial Therapy33:05 Understanding Highly Sensitive People (HSP)36:02 Integrating Social Justice in Financial Therapy36:25 Systemic and Trauma-Informed Therapy38:15 Anti-Oppression and Financial Therapy40:37 Community and Ritual in Financial Healing45:04 Breaking Money Taboos47:48 Redefining Success and Disrupting Defaults50:10 Support Systems and Professional Networks54:17 Personal Refuges and Celebrations56:30 Intentions for the Future
Resources:
Haylie’s websiteHaylie’s InstagramHaylie’s FacebookHaylie’s LinkedInThe Trauma of MoneyLindsay Bryan-Podvinallthecolors.net for the Money Archetypes Quiz
 
Diana Gisel Yañez is an Investment Advisor Representative of Natural Investments PBLLC. Natural Investments is an independent Registered Investment Advisor. All the Colors is not a registered entity and is not an affiliate or subsidiary of Natural Investments. See our Disclosures and Disclaimers and read our Form CRS.