Why You Are Not Bad With Money: with financial expert & best-selling author, Leah Hadley

Money is one of the most powerful tools used in high conflict divorce and coparenting dynamics. For many women: the narrative that they are "bad with money" is not a personal failure: it is a story they have been told to keep them feeling small or stuck. In this episode: I am joined by Leah Hadley (a financial expert OG). We are dismantling the shame around finances and giving you the clinical and practical tools to reclaim your financial sovereignty. We dive deep into:Financial Mindset tools, including values & clarity around what you really want.The importance of sisterhood and support as you build intentional wealth.How to pick a good financial planning pro and what to watch out for.About Leah Hadley: Leah Hadley is a financial planner, Accredited Financial Counselor, Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, and the founder of Intentional Wealth Partners and Intentional Divorce Solutions. She is the author of Intentional Money: The Modern Woman's Guide to Building Wealth, Purpose and Peace, and the creator of The Empowered Sisterhood, a community built to help women achieve lasting financial confidence. Leah's work is rooted in the belief that when women are financially empowered, everything changes.Leah's Links:Substack article on fees in financial planning.Watch her Thrive and Intentional Divorce Solutions on InstagramLeah Hadley on LinkedInIntentional Money: Modern Women's Guide to Wealth, Purpose & PeaceDr. Royster's Links:Join the Kids First Membership for only $97/monthFollow us on InstagramImportant DisclosureThe information provided here is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute professional mental health: clinical: or legal advice.No Professional Relationship: Accessing this content does not create a therapist: patient or attorney: client relationship.Seek Professional Help: If you are in a crisis or require specific advice for your unique situation: please reach out to a licensed mental health provider or a qualified legal professional in your area immediately.Safety First: Your safety and well being are the highest priority. If you are in immediate danger: please contact local emergency services or a crisis hotline.