Money, Shame & Self-Worth: Unlearning Our Financial Beliefs

What if your relationship with money was shaped long before you earned your first paycheck? Welcome to Season 3 of _Unlearning in Progress_, where we're exploring one of life's most emotional and often taboo topics: money. Recording together in person from Nova Scotia, Angela and Jaime kick off the season by reflecting on their very different financial upbringings and the money beliefs they've carried into adulthood. From growing up with financial scarcity to being raised in a household focused on saving and financial security, they discover surprising similarities in how money has shaped their identities, careers, and sense of self-worth. In this episode, they explore: How childhood experiences shape our money mindset. The connection between money, success, and self-worth. Why we feel guilt or shame around spending money. How career transitions challenge our financial identity. The importance of questioning inherited money beliefs. They also preview what's ahead this season, including conversations about the psychology of money, investing, financial confidence, and what it really means to have _enough_. Join us as we kick off a season of honest conversations about women, money, and redefining success. _ Sometimes developing a healthier relationship with money isn't about earning more. It's about unlearning what we've been taught to believe about it. _