Oct 17, 2026 · 56 min · 13 segments
Nothing on this podcast is to be taken as financial advice… but it might just make you think about your relationship with money. And you’ll find out something pretty vulnerable about ME that you…
Nicky VauxHost
And I know you, I know you have a real passion for educating people about their relationship with money because a lot of women in particular are fearful of money, fearful of borrowing.

Perhaps some have abundance issues and don't believe they deserve something, all those sorts of things.
So I see the numbers, and there's a lot in the media in regards to income disparity, but not much is said in terms of asset disparity and also the journey.
So simple things, whether you have your own advisors or your own support team in that regard.
I love encouraging women to reflect on what it means to them, your why, and women do this to an extent that men probably could also benefit from-
Understanding your drivers and what it means to you in terms of your relationship with money will help you inform and make better decisions or quicker decisions and get to the things that are important for you because for me, finance is not a goal in itself.
Does it mean success? Does it mean freedom? Does it mean security? What is the meaning for you? And I've had numerous conversations with my clients about this, to the point where I've now created a simple workbook that people can just self-reflect and go through exercises.
It's such a important aspect of how people make decisions, and yet it's not one that's evaluated often or deeply enough.
I did an accounting degree, a finance degree, and my MBA, and I learnt to calculate bonds, [laughs] discount a cash flow, but my relationship with money, how I make decisions, my habits, my behaviors, my emotional ties, and just my thoughts around money, they were never things that were aspects that throughout multi years or degrees [laughs] that were considered, and yet you use it every day.

And I know you, I know you have a real passion for educating people about their relationship with money because a lot of women in particular are fearful of money, fearful of borrowing.

Perhaps some have abundance issues and don't believe they deserve something, all those sorts of things.
So I see the numbers, and there's a lot in the media in regards to income disparity, but not much is said in terms of asset disparity and also the journey.
So simple things, whether you have your own advisors or your own support team in that regard.
I love encouraging women to reflect on what it means to them, your why, and women do this to an extent that men probably could also benefit from-
Understanding your drivers and what it means to you in terms of your relationship with money will help you inform and make better decisions or quicker decisions and get to the things that are important for you because for me, finance is not a goal in itself.
Does it mean success? Does it mean freedom? Does it mean security? What is the meaning for you? And I've had numerous conversations with my clients about this, to the point where I've now created a simple workbook that people can just self-reflect and go through exercises.
It's such a important aspect of how people make decisions, and yet it's not one that's evaluated often or deeply enough.
I did an accounting degree, a finance degree, and my MBA, and I learnt to calculate bonds, [laughs] discount a cash flow, but my relationship with money, how I make decisions, my habits, my behaviors, my emotional ties, and just my thoughts around money, they were never things that were aspects that throughout multi years or degrees [laughs] that were considered, and yet you use it every day.
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