EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 12 MIN
Money Isn’t Love… So Why Does It Feel Like It Is?
from Glitches To Gold · host Jo Warwick
Welcome back to Glitches to Gold This week, we’re going deep… into something most women don’t even realise shapes their entire financial reality. We’re talking about money as love… versus money as an act of love. Because here’s the truth— So many of us were taught, consciously or unconsciously, that money = love. Through gifts. Through being provided for. Through what we were given… and what we weren’t. And while that might have felt normal at the time, it creates a very tangled relationship with money as we grow into women trying to create, receive, and hold wealth on our own terms. Inside this episode, I’m sharing: Why your childhood experiences with money still shape you todayHow money became entangled with love, approval, and worthThe emotional patterns (resentment, guilt, pressure) that block wealthAnd the powerful shift into using money as an act of love for yourself Because money isn’t love. But choosing to create, receive, and hold money? That is an act of love. And that’s where everything changes. 💫 Ready to make lasting change! If this episode hit something in you (and I know it might have), then you need to get your hands on my free guide: "The Hidden Money Patterns: Why Some Modern Women Are Great with Money… and Others Aren’t" This will help you start uncovering your own story and shifting it for good. Head over to: www.glitchestogold.com 👉 Or DM me directly on Instagram or Facebook (@thejowarwick) and I’ll send you the link personally If this spoke to you, I’d love you to: Subscribe so you never miss an episode Leave a review (it means more than you know) Share this with another woman who needs to hear it Because this work? It’s not just about money. It’s about freedom, choice, and finally living life on your terms. And every woman deserves that.
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