The surprising money issues in marriage that every first gen Latina should be prepared for (especially in an inter cultural marriage where conversations about finances in marriage are taboo!)/ Episode 11 episode artwork

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The surprising money issues in marriage that every first gen Latina should be prepared for (especially in an inter cultural marriage where conversations about finances in marriage are taboo!)/ Episode 11

from Break Cycles, Not Chanclas: Set boundaries with family, break generational cycles, and parent differently as a first-gen Latina, while keeping your connection to your Latino cultural values. Live authentically and put yourself first in the healing journey · host Tiffany Tuttle-Life Coach for Latinas

You know what they forgot to tell you at your wedding? That you and your husband will see the grocery bill through two completely different childhood experiences until death do you part🤣…Especially if you're in an inter cultural marriage where your views on spending, saving, or investing are coming from two different worlds.This episode is for the first-gen Latina who's doing the inner work, building something different, and finding herself stuck between a vision board and the pressure to not rock the boat.We’re digging into how money issues in marriage show up quietly — not always through big fights, but through the side-eyes when you mention investing, or that “and how much is THAT gonna cost??” every time you dream out loud. I’m sharing the patterns I see with my clients, and the powerful shift that helps you lead with confidence, even if he’s not on board (yet).Share your thoughts and questions with me—text me directly on this page!Hey, let’s keep this good thing going!On my website, you can: 📱Book a sales call📣Invite me to speak at your event📰Read my published articles👯‍♀️Connect on Social Mediaand more. See you over there👇🏼BreakCyclesPodcast.Com(BreakCyclesNotChanclas.Com/Podcastlinks)

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