Show Notes
Do you enjoy learning about finances and asking questions but avoid conversations because talking about money is taboo? Financial strategist and coach Katie invites you to remove the masks and get to the heart of all things money.
Katie is here to do it differently and to welcome you into having money conversations you're dying to have, from transforming your finances to having confident discussions about money.
Katie brings listeners into her story by unpacking her past experiences and building the table so that, as women, we can do it differently and walk away feeling confident in transforming our finances.
In today's episode, Katie dives deeper into: Talks about the emotional triggers related to money
Unmasks the truth about money
Divulging into the limiting beliefs surrounding money
Learn more about Katie and connect with her here: [email protected] https://www.instagram.com/katiegibbons.co
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