The Money Talk
A monthly financial conversation for professional women who earn well and want to manage their money with more intention. Each issue goes beyond surface-level tips with thoughtful insights, practical strategies, and real-world guidance to help you strengthen your money habits, make informed financial decisions, and create meaningful progress without sacrificing the life youā€™ve worked hard to build. Real conversations. Practical strategies. Intentional financial progress.
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Are You Financially Prepared for the Most Expensive Quarter of the Year?
Coach D's Perspective
October has a way of making us feel like there is still plenty of year left. Then suddenly we're buying Thanksgiving groceries, ordering holiday gifts, making travel plans, attending events, and wondering how January arrived so quickly.
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The final three months of the year c...
Oct 08, 2026
employer benefits
financial planning
financial preparation
holiday spending
insurance
money management
quarter 4 finances
the money talk
year-end planning
Why Does Managing Money Still Feel Hard When You Make Good Money?
Coach D's Perspective
There is an expectation that comes with earning a good income: managing money should be easier. You make enough to cover your bills, you're not struggling to put food on the table, and you may even have room for vacations, dinners out, shopping, and some of the things you've...
Sep 10, 2026
financial decisions
financial planning
financial progress
high earners
income growth
lifestyle creep
money management
the money talk
wealth within
Before You Fix Your Finances, Understand Them
Coach D's Perspective
There is a difference between wanting your finances to change and understanding what actually needs to change. After coaching more than 300 people, I have seen plenty of people who are ready to save more, pay down debt, create a better budget, or finally feel like they have ...
Aug 16, 2026
crown and capital
financial clarity
financial goals
financial planning
financial progress
high earners
money habits
money management
personal finance