What the Host of One of the World's Biggest Finance Podcasts Actually Does With Her Own Money
Female Founder WorldShow Notes
Behind She’s On The Money, Zella, and five bestselling books, Victoria Devine is the woman who’s made talking about money feel not just normal, but actually fun (and turned it into a major business).
In this episode, Jasmine Garnsworthy sits down with Victoria to unpack how she turned a Facebook group into a movement with 1.8 million monthly listeners, wrote five bestselling books, and built a thriving mortgage business - all while making financial literacy feel approachable.
Victoria shares the real story behind her own financial glow-up (it started with $40k in debt), why she gives away so much for free, and how she’s built a business that’s as much about community as it is about cash flow.
You’ll hear her take on building wealth, the unglamorous truth about budgeting, and why paying yourself first is non-negotiable. Plus, Victoria opens up about the mindset shifts that helped her go from stressed about rent to total financial freedom, and how you can do it too.
Link to Jasmine's business coach recommendation: https://www.beboldgroup.co/
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