Britt is the co-founder of Dow Janes, a financial education company that started in her living room and has since taught more than twenty thousand women. We get into the night in the bottom bunk when she was six, convinced the family was about to run out of money, and handed her dad her entire piggy bank. The shame cycle that keeps smart people stuck in debt, and why she insists you’re not bad with money, you just were never taught it. Why money is power inside a relationship, and what happens to the partner who stays out of the numbers. And her own definition of rich, which turned out to be friends within walking distance, a house manager named Meg, and a backyard sauna she’s building for the whole neighborhood instead of putting the money into crypto.
It’s an episode about giving yourself permission to be good at money, to want more of it, and to decide for yourself what rich actually means.
Learn more about Dow Janes at dowjanes.com
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