EPISODE · Jun 5, 2026 · 16 MIN
Why Smart Women Still Abandon Themselves Around Money!
from Glitches To Gold · host Jo Warwick
Why Do Smart Women Still Abandon Themselves Around Money? Women who’ve done the inner work. Women in business. Female entrepreneurs. Women who’ve worked on their money mindset, relationship with abundance and success — and still find themselves over-giving, under-charging, delaying what they really want or somehow putting themselves last. In this episode, I’m unpacking the matrix identity behind self-abandonment — the hidden identity and money patterns driving so many decisions around money, success and sovereignty. ✨ Start Here: If you’re ready to stop giving 80% of yourself for 20% results, start with The 20–80 Upgrade — The 20–80 Upgrade: Flip The Rules Of The Matrix! Less Effort, More Ease, More Money & More Gold. Head to www.glitchestogold.com In This Episode Why smart women still abandon themselves around moneyThe hidden money patterns driving over-giving, overworking and self-sacrificeThe matrix identity that keeps women stuck in old cyclesWhy money is often the mirror for deeper unconscious patternsThe difference between your not-self and SELF through Human DesignWhy success and abundance can still feel harder than they shouldThe subtle ways women unknowingly abandon themselves in business, life and moneyWhy women rebound back into old money patterns and business guiltWhat it really takes to step out of the matrix and start choosing yourself If you’ve done the work and still feel like money, success, or life somehow cost more than they should… --- and you keep finding yourself over-giving, overworking or putting yourself last even though you know better… this episode is for you. As ever, if you love the podcast, like, subscribe and share it with another woman who needs to hear it. Speak soon, Jo x
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