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Are you earning good money but still feel broke?Struggling with budgeting, saving, or keeping up with rising costs?In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah Coombes sits down with money coach Ashley Lee (Founder of Her Money Mastery) to break down the real reason so many women feel stuck financially—and how to fix it.This is a powerful conversation about the importance of financial planning, building strong money habits, and escaping the pressure of “keeping up with the Joneses.”If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything right but still not getting ahead, this episode will show you exactly how to reset your money strategy and change your financial future in the next 12 months.In this episode, we cover:• How to create a financial plan that actually works• Why budgeting alone isn’t enough to build wealth• The truth about lifestyle creep and overspending• How to stop living paycheck to paycheck• Essential money skills every woman should know (saving, debt payoff, investing basics)• How to build wealth without burnout or restriction• Practical steps to improve your financial situation in 12 monthsThis episode is perfect for women who want to take control of their money, reduce financial stress, and start building long-term wealth with confidence.Keywords: financial planning for women, how to budget money, money mindset for women, wealth building strategies, how to save money fast, paying off debt, investing for beginners, personal finance podcast, how to stop living paycheck to paycheck, money habits for success, financial freedom for womenAbout Ashley:Ashley Lee is a money coach and founder of Her Money Mastery, a coaching business that empowers women to take control of their money and build wealth. With a focus on mindset, lifestyle-based budgeting, saving, debt payoff, and investing, Ashley helps women break free from the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle and achieve financial security. Her Money Mastery’s mission is to make money knowledge accessible and achievable for women around the world.About your host:Our host, Sarah Coombes, is a wife, mum of 3, an educator… and now a multimillionaire. But a few years ago? She took a $50K pay cut… moved 15 times in 12 months with two babies… and had two weeks to find $110K. So no—this isn’t theory. This is experience. Sarah built her wealth from survival mode—and now she helps women do it smarter because one income isn’t safe anymore… and burnout isn’t the price of success.Disclaimer:This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research and seek professional advice before making financial decisions.

Most women aren’t bad with money — they’ve just never been taught how the game actually works. In this episode, I sit down with Rachel Covert, who reached financial independence in her 30s and now helps women build wealth without strict budgets or shame. We talk about the money myths keeping smart women stuck, the red flags in your money mindset, and why earning more alone won’t fix the problem. If you’ve ever felt behind financially, this conversation might completely change the way you think about money.Money Coach & Founder, Electri FI Wealth. I'm not a financial planner or advisor, so please refrain from referring to me with those titles. Also, (I know this one is hard) if at all possible, please try not to use the word advice in the questions. Words like suggestions, thoughts, ideas etc are better since there are super strict regulations in the US around financial "advice". About the Guest Bio:Rachel Covert “retired” from her career as the VP of a women’s fashion brand at 36 after achieving financial independence. She quickly discovered that being fully retired in her 30’s was a misguided goal and that she needed a career pivot instead of retirement. After traveling the world for the better part of a year, she realized that her gift is to help people with their money, and that women in particular are severely in need of financial education. Rachel launched her money coaching business, Electri FI Wealth, and has helped over 400 women build wealth and pay off debt without strict budgets!Our host, Sarah Coombes, is a wife, mum of 3, an educator… and now a multimillionaire. But a few years ago? She took a $50K pay cut… moved 15 times in 12 months with two babies… and had two weeks to find $110K. So no—this isn’t theory. This is experience. Sarah built my wealth from survival mode— and now she helps women do it smarter because one income isn’t safe anymore… and burnout isn’t the price of success.

We’re living in a time where trust is getting harder to earn, technology is moving faster than ever, and the skills that built businesses in the past are rapidly changing.In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah sits down with Caroline Warnes to talk about the shifting landscape of business — from the growing trust recession in the digital world, to how AI is reshaping the skills that will matter most in the years ahead.As automation accelerates, one thing is becoming clear: human connection is becoming more valuable, not less.Caroline shares why building genuine relationships, growing your network, and having the courage to start conversations with people you’ve never met before is one of the most underestimated skills when starting a business.In this episode we explore:What the trust recession means for business and influenceHow AI is changing the future skills landscapeWhy relationship-building will become even more valuable in an automated worldHow entrepreneurs can create opportunities by reaching out and starting conversationsWhy this often-overlooked sales skill can be a powerful accelerator when building a businessIf you're building something of your own, growing a network, or looking for practical ways to create opportunities instead of waiting for them — this conversation will give you a powerful perspective on what skills really matter moving forward.Because sometimes the opportunities you're waiting for don’t appear online.About the Host – Sarah CoombesSarah Coombes is the host of the RichHer Podcast, where she has honest conversations about money, opportunity, and building wealth as a woman.Her journey into wealth didn’t start with comfort or security. She moved countries and took a $60,000 pay cut. At one point Sarah had two weeks to find $110,000.  While on maternity leave with two babies under two, her husband suffered a disabling back injury that wiped out their only source of income overnight. During that period, the family were living in a garages and moving 15 times in a year just to keep going.Those experiences forced Sarah to become resourceful quickly — learning about money, property, and how to create multiple income streams so her family would never be weeks away from financial disaster again.Today Sarah is a mum of three, educator, property investor, and entrepreneur who shares practical lessons, real stories, and conversations with experts to help women build wealth, expand their opportunities, and create lives that feel rich in every sense of the word.DisclaimerThe information shared on the RichHer Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or professional advice. The views expressed by the host and guests are their own. Please seek advice from a qualified professional before making financial, legal, or investment decisions.

Andrea, host of the All Figured Out Andrea podcast, joins Sarah to discuss all things career shifts, money's role in a career change, and how to having parenthood and a career could look for you.Andrea Barr is a certified career and life coach and the host of the podcast All Figured Out. With over a decade of experience in the corporate world—most recently leading people development programs at a billion-dollar fashion brand—Andrea understands firsthand the realities of navigating ambition, identity, and work after becoming a parent.After making two major career pivots of her own and building her coaching practice, Andrea now helps ambitious parents figure out their next career move or feel supported through the big transitions of coming back from, or stepping into, parental leave. Her signature approach, The Figure It Out Framework™, guides clients through the uncertainty of change so they can make confident decisions that support both their professional goals and their families.Andrea’s coaching is practical, compassionate, and rooted in real-life strategy. Whether she’s leading workshops, coaching one-on-one, or sharing conversations on her podcast, she brings empathy, clarity, and a firm belief that thriving as both a parent and a professional isn’t just possible—it’s the whole point.

We’ve all been there — the moment you swore you’d stay calm, and suddenly you’re that yelling mum again. In this episode, I sit down with gentle parenting expert KJ Althoff to talk about what gentle parenting really means — and why it’s not about being perfect, calm, or soft all the time.We unpack: ✨ The truth about gentle vs. traditional parenting (control vs connection) ✨ How understanding your child’s brain changes everything ✨ Why attachment, not discipline, builds lifelong resilience ✨ Simple nervous-system resets for when you’ve had enoughYou’ll walk away with one powerful shift — to stop, notice, and reflect on the trigger before reacting. Because gentle parenting isn’t about never losing it… it’s about learning how to repair, reconnect, and raise your kids from a place of relationship, not control.

This episode is not about hustle.It’s about accountability — the kind that quietly changes everything before life forces your hand.If your last five years look the same, just with more stress and better outfits — it’s time to interrupt the loop.Inside, I’ll walk you through:What actually keeps most women stuck in the same year on repeatHow to know if you’re running from responsibility (even when you're busy)3 RichHer-style ways to build financial accountability that sticks — without shame or spreadsheetsYou don’t need to predict the fire.You just need to stop pretending it won’t come.Let’s get you ready — strong, steady, and in charge.Host of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah Coombes, went from living in garages with two babies and a mountain of debt, to becoming a financial powerhouse. She didn’t build RichHer from a boardroom. She built it from breakdowns, burnout, and a baby monitor.Now, she's on a mission to help 100,000 women take charge of their financial futures — before they’re forced to. DISCLAIMER: The RichHer Podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. By listening to this episode you agree this content does not constitute financial advice. Always seek personalised guidance from a qualified financial professional before making financial decisions.

In this conversation, Sarah Lees, a quantum business coach and manifestation mentor, sits down with host, Sarah Coombes and shares her journey into the world of manifestation and coaching. With over 20 years of experience, she discusses the neuroscience behind manifestation, the importance of aligned action, and the concept of quantum leaps. Sarah emphasizes the need to overcome limiting beliefs and judgment, and she shares transformative client success stories. The discussion also touches on the significance of self-worth, boundaries, and daily energetic practices in achieving personal and professional growth. Throughout the conversation, Sarah inspires listeners to embrace their power as creators of their own lives and to manifest their dreams with clarity and intention.Sarah Lees — a Quantum Business & Manifestation Coach who’s built a multi-six-figure business in record time by combining business strategy with energetics and neuroscience-backed manifestation. She’s the creator of the Quantum Energetics Academy and the mentor behind the Quantum CEO Mastermind. Sarah helps women step into their most confident, magnetic, wealthy identity so they can collapse timelines and build businesses that allow them to leave the hustle culture behind.Connect with Sarah Lees on instagram @sarahleesofficialTakeawaysSarah Lees is a quantum business coach and manifestation mentor.She helps women create signature programs for financial freedom.Manifestation has been a passion for Sarah for over 20 years.The neuroscience behind manifestation is crucial to understanding its effectiveness.Aligned action is essential for successful manifestation.Quantum leaps can feel uncomfortable but are necessary for growth.Judgment and limiting beliefs are significant blocks for many women.Inner child work can help rewire limiting beliefs.Client success stories highlight the transformative power of coaching.Self-worth and boundaries are vital for personal growth.Keywordsmanifestation, quantum coaching, business success, personal growth, neuroscience, aligned action, limiting beliefs, inner child work, coaching success, energetic practices.

What if the thing holding you back isn’t lack of money — but the boundaries you don’t have and the beliefs you haven’t questioned?In this episode of The RichHer Podcast, I’m joined by Jessica Yaffa, and we go deep on the mindset shifts that actually change your income, energy, and self-worth.We unpack:✨ Why weak boundaries keep women stuck in scarcity✨ The difference between manifesting and tolerating✨ How to stop leaking time, energy, and money✨ Why aligned boundaries are a prerequisite for wealth — not a “nice to have”Jessica breaks down how scarcity shows up subtly — in your calendar, your pricing, your relationships, and your self-talk — and how to shift into an abundant identity without hustling harder or pretending to be someone you’re not.This conversation is for the woman who:• Is doing “all the right things” but still feels capped• Knows she’s meant for more but can’t explain what’s blocking it• Wants wealth that feels calm, grounded, and aligned — not exhaustingIf you’ve ever said “I don’t have time,” “I can’t charge that,” or “I should just be grateful” — this episode will change how you see yourself.

Is every mealtime a battle in your house? You’re not alone. So many parents struggle with picky eating, food refusals, and the stress of trying to get their kids to eat “just one more bite.”In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah sits down with Veronica La Marca — Registered Dietitian and mom of two — to talk about what’s really going on when eating becomes a problem, and the hidden role parents play in shaping mealtimes.Together we’ll explore:Why chasing the “perfect eater” sets parents up for disappointment.The role of parents at the table (and the expectations that can sabotage mealtimes).Practical strategies to reduce stress, end food battles, and create calmer mealtimes.How to help your child develop a positive, healthy relationship with food — without pressure or guilt.If you’ve ever wondered whether your child’s picky eating is “normal” or felt overwhelmed by mealtime struggles, this conversation will give you tools, reassurance, and a whole new perspective.✨ Because raising a great eater isn’t about winning battles — it’s about building confidence, calm, and connection at the table.

Five months.314,000 women reached.A community of mothers, earners, leaders, and learners transforming their lives one episode at a time.Today, we look back at the conversations that changed households, bank accounts, relationships, nervous systems, and entire identities.In this celebration episode, Sarah takes you through the biggest themes of the first five months — from money clarity to time freedom — and shares the listener wins that have kept this community growing week after week.You'll hear highlights from our most impactful episodes. The episodes that gave women frameworks, calm, and confidence to redesign their money and their time.Plus, Sarah opens up about the behind-the-scenes journey of building this podcast, reaching 314K women across platforms, and taking on her first mentorship client — a woman stepping into her next, most powerful chapter.This episode is a love letter to every woman who’s listened, learned, shared, taken action, or quietly shifted her life from the inside out.And we're just getting started. Follow Our Guests:🎧Holly Egerton — Estate Planning Expert: @successionnzJessica Yaffa — Relationship & Accountability Coach: @jessicayaffacoachinginstituteAna Te Kani — Leader and Entrepreneur: @anahtkSarah Coombes — Host: @therichherlifeLucy Percy — Founder, Educator and Lawyer: @headandheartestateplanningWillie Leota — Host of Fresh Moni and Mortgage Broker: @_fresh_moni_Anna Johnston— Co-founder, Senior Financial Planner: Women On WealthWealth • Multiple Income Streams • Motherhood • Mindset • Relationships • Time Freedom • Nervous System Healing✨ Protecting Your Family with Estate Planning✨ Accountability, Boundaries & Hard Conversations✨ Building Generational Wealth✨ Time Freedom, Identity Shifts & Smart Income for Modern Mums✨ Listen weekly for more episodes on:

If your Sundays feel like a panic-filled sprint to catch up on life, this episode will change the game.Inside this rich, grounding conversation, I’m breaking down the exact Sunday Reset routine that has transformed my week, my productivity, my parenting…and my peace. No hustle culture. No martyr mum energy. Just a rhythm that gets you ahead without burning you out.We’re talking:Why most women start the week already exhausted — and how to stop the cycleThe 60-minute reset that sets up your whole week (without cleaning all day)How to create a home and schedule that supports you instead of suffocating youNervous system rest, boundaries, and the power of slowing the paceThe Sunday ritual I swear by as a mum of 3 with multiple incomes and a full lifeIf you’re tired of running on fumes, living in survival mode, or resenting Mondays before they even arrive — this episode is your permission slip to reset differently.Because the richest women I know aren’t hustling harder…They’re resting with intention and leading from overflow.This episode will become the one you send to every woman you love.

This episode dives into the intricate world of estate planning with Sarah Coombes and Holly Egerton (Founder of Succession NZ), as they unravel the myths and realities of wills and trusts. Discover why having a well-drafted will is crucial, the surprising truths about family trusts, and how to protect your inheritance and legacy. Whether you're navigating relationship property laws or curious about asset protection, this episode is packed with insights to guide your financial future. Don't miss out on expert advice that could save you time, money, and heartache. Tune in now!Disclaimer:RichHer is for informational and educational purposes only. The content shared on this podcast does not constitute financial, legal, or medical advice. The host and guests are not financial advisors, lawyers, or medical professionals, and any opinions expressed are their own. Listeners should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial, legal, or health-related decisions. RichHer, its host, and affiliates are not responsible for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast. By listening, you acknowledge that all decisions are your own responsibility.

Sooo this episode went down a rabbithole REALLY quick - it all started with us exploring the concept of women doing it all and I ended up taking it somewhere else. Tune in.

Join host, Sarah Coombes and estate planning lawyer Lucy Percy as they take the overwhelm out of estate planning. You’ll learn the basics and roles in estate planning, the difference between basic and testamentary trust wills, and why having it is one of the kindest acts you can do for your family. Discover how clear, thoughtful planning can protect your loved ones and ensure your legacy lives on. Perfect for anyone who wants to feel more confident about the future.Keywordsestate planning, wills, executor, testamentary trust, power of attorney, family dynamics, AI in law, asset distribution, legal advice, inheritanceDisclaimer:The information shared in this episode is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered advice. Any examples or references are based on general information and do not take into account your personal situation, goals, or risk tolerance.Always do your own research or seek independent advice before making decisions.Any market data or stock examples mentioned were current at the time of recording but may no longer be relevant. The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of RichHer and/or their employees.

If your whole life depends on one paycheck, you’re one decision away from chaos. In this episode, host Sarah Coombes shares the real talk about creating financial safety nets, building multiple income streams without burnout, and why smart income is the key to wealth that lets you sleep at night.

In this episode, host, Sarah Coombes sits down with relationship expert Jessica Yaffa to talk about what it really takes to build a financially healthy relationship.We dive into: ✨ How to overcome imposter syndrome when it comes to money and success ✨ Why couples avoid tricky money conversations — and how to finally have them without the fight ✨ The role of self-worth in financial confidence (and how to start rewriting your money story) ✨ Practical ways to set boundaries, expectations, and build connection around financesWhether you’re navigating love, building wealth, or finding your voice in money conversations, this one’s full of ah-ha moments and real talk.Hit play and get ready to shift the way you think about money, relationships, and yourself.To connect with Jessica visit jessicayaffa.orgor @jessicayaffacoachinginstitute on Instagram.

There’s a difference between being curious about investing and being ready to invest.Host Sarah Coombes talks about the truth behind risk tolerance, long-term thinking, and the emotional side of investing. You’ll discover why some people thrive in the market while others panic-sell at the first dip — and how to tell which one you are. It’s finance made human — no pressure, no fear, just clarity and confidence.Disclaimer:The information shared in this episode is for educational and entertainment purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Any investing examples or references are based on general information and do not take into account your personal financial situation, goals, or risk tolerance.Always do your own research or seek independent financial advice before making investment decisions.Any market data or stock examples mentioned were current at the time of recording but may no longer be relevant. The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of RichHer or Sarah Coombes.

In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, host Sarah Coombes speaks with Anna Johnston, Senior Financial Planner and co-founder of Women on Wealth, about why knowledge is the most undervalued currency, how to cultivate smart investing behaviours, and what it really takes to back yourself when building wealth.Together we cover:Why knowledge is wealth and how financial literacy changes everything.The key behaviours that separate smart investors from everyone else.How women can build the confidence to trust their own decisions.The mindset shift from fear to empowerment when it comes to investing.Practical steps to start investing smarter — no matter your starting point.If you’ve ever felt unsure about where to begin with investing, or you’ve second-guessed your financial decisions, this episode will give you clarity, confidence, and the strategies to start creating real wealth on your own terms.To get in touch with Anna directly go to the Women On Wealth website: www.wowealth.com.au to book a free 15-min consult. Disclaimer:The information shared in this episode is for educational and informational purposes only and does not take into account your individual financial situation, goals, or needs. It should not be considered personalized financial advice. Any stocks, funds, or investments mentioned were accurate at the time of recording but may not be relevant or appropriate in the future. Please seek professional advice before making any financial decisions.

Life might feel messy, chaotic, and a total shambles some days — but here’s the truth: in the middle of the juggle, you’re giving your children the ultimate head start. Not the latest toy, not the perfect house — but the blueprint for how to live a rich, aligned life.In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah Coombes unpacks why our kids don’t need perfection — they need role-modelling. You’ll hear how the way you balance money, work, motherhood, and joy is quietly teaching your children that yes, they can have it all… but they don’t have to do it all.Packed with real stories, this is an empowering reminder that your messy middle is their greatest lesson.Because the RichHer life isn’t about doing everything. It’s about showing what truly matters.

Buying your first home can feel like climbing a mountain blindfolded — banks, deposits, credit scores, and a whole lot of fine print. If you’re a first-home buyer (or dreaming of becoming one), this episode is your game plan.I’m joined by Willie Leota, host of the Fresh Moni Podcast, Founder of Ethos Mortgages, husband and father of 2, who is a leading voice for financial capability here in Aotearoa. Together, we unpack the real steps you need to take to get finance ready — from understanding good debt vs bad debt, avoiding the traps of Afterpay and buy-now-pay-later, to the money habits that actually impress a bank.Whether you’re six months away from applying for a mortgage or just starting to think about property, this episode will leave you feeling clearer, more confident, and ready to take action.What you’ll learn in this episode:The biggest barriers first-home buyers face (and how to overcome them)How credit scores really impact your mortgage chancesThe #1 money habit to start today if you want to buy your first homeHow to set up the next generation to be money-smartAnd as you’ll hear in this episode — Willie is just a top bloke who genuinely wants to help. To get in touch with him, head to ethosmortgages.co.nz.Tune in if you’re ready to figure out how to get your foot on the property ladder — and then have a chat with Willie, the guy who makes finance feel simple.

In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, we’re unpacking how your inner voice shapes your money, why an ego is good, your confidence, and your choices — and how to turn that critic into your greatest coach. If you’ve ever caught yourself saying “I’m so bad with money” or “Who am I to go after that dream?” this one’s for you.

Here’s the truth: I don’t want to rush an episode just to tick a box. I want every single episode you listen to feel like it was worth your time — something you can share with a friend and say, “This is exactly what I needed to hear.” And right now? After a week of recording three guest episodes back-to-back — my brain has officially left the chat. So instead of forcing an episode that doesn’t deliver the value you deserve, I want to pull back the curtain and share why this week is different, what’s coming next, and how this all ties back to the way you might be approaching your own life and goals.

In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah unpacks the hidden belief that’s keeping women stuck and shows you how to flip it into fuel for freedom. You’ll learn why money flows to some women with ease (and seems to run away from others), how to create a plan that finally feels doable, and the small shifts that change everything. This is about stepping into your power, getting clear on what you really want, and building wealth on your terms.

In this special Q&A episode, we’re diving into the questions real women are asking right now. From juggling motherhood and ambition, to navigating financial insecurity, time guilt, identity shifts and the fear of starting something new — we’re going there.Because if one woman’s asking, you can bet a hundred more are quietly thinking the same thing. Welcome to the RichHer life.

We’ve been sold the hustle. The grind. The “sleep when you're dead” version of success.But not here. Not anymore.This RichHer episode is for the women ready to build income that loves them back — not drains them dry. We’re talking about Smart Income: income that’s aligned with who we are, fits our life (not the other way around), and helps us rise without running ourselves into the ground.Because wealth means nothing if we’re sacrificing peace, purpose, or presence to get it.Inside this episode:💸 The RichHer definition of Smart Income (and why it’s different from a regular side hustle)🔄 What we need to change if we want to earn without burning out🧱 The 5-part Smart Income framework that makes your income sustainable + scalable💬 The real questions to ask before building anything — so you stop choosing struggle disguised as opportunityYou deserve an income that doesn’t steal your sleep, your time, or your joy.Let’s build the SMART income— together. We start September 1st.Join the Waitlist at richher.life.

There’s something we all have — the rich, the broke, the just-getting-started — and how we use it determines everything.It’s the one thing we can’t buy more of, can’t borrow from someone else, and once it’s gone... it’s gone. Yet most of us are giving it away like it’s nothing. Wasting it on people-pleasing, procrastination, burnout, overthinking, and the things that don’t actually move us forward.In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, we’re flipping the script. Because the real flex? Isn’t more hustle. It’s learning how to protect, invest, and multiply this one asset in a way that creates the kind of life we actually want to wake up to.Inside this chat:The subtle ways we’re leaking value every single dayWhat high-earning, deeply fulfilled women do differentlyThe invisible price we pay when we don’t take this seriouslyAnd how to realign fast — without burning it all downWe can’t change the past, but we can decide what we’re no longer available for.Let’s stop trading this asset for crumbs.It’s time to start building RichHer.

In today’s episode of the RichHer Podcast, we’re diving into the exact mindset shifts and strategies to attract the kind of people who actually move the needle in your life and business. The power players. The connectors. The mentors. The ones who open doors with one text.I’ll walk you through how I went from knowing no one to building a network that’s brought in partnerships, income, confidence, and real support — all without pretending to be someone I’m not.If you’ve ever felt like you're doing everything but still stuck at the same level… this episode is your wake-up call. Because success isn’t just about working harder — it’s about aligning yourself with the right people.We’re talking:How to build your teamHow to audit your current circle without the guiltHow to build the networks you need for all aspects of your life.Real ways to connect — even if you're starting from scratchYour network is your net worth… but only if you build it intentionally.Let’s go get you in the right rooms, babe.

In this episode, we’re breaking down how to raise financially switched-on kids from the toddler years through to teens — without turning your home into a boring economics classroom.We’re talking money games, real-life stakes (yes, power bill challenges and all), cheeky negotiation tables, and how to build financial confidence in your kids in a way that actually sticks. You’ll hear what we do in our own house, the funny fails, the unexpected wins — and why financial literacy starts way before your kid gets their first job.Because we’re not trying to raise hedge fund managers — we’re raising future adults who know how to use money as a tool for security, freedom, and impact.

In this episode, we’re diving deep into the income trap that keeps smart, capable women stuck - even when they’re earning “enough.”I’m sharing the real talk on what happens when your entire life is built on one paycheck, why financial freedom needs a backup engine, and how to start shifting from dependence to smart, sustainable income.This one might sting a little… but it just might be the wake-up call that changes your future.Because your job shouldn't be your only income.Disclaimer: RichHer is for informational and educational purposes only. The content shared on this podcast does not constitute financial, legal, or medical advice. The host and guests are not financial advisors, lawyers, or medical professionals, and any opinions expressed are their own. Listeners should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial, legal, or health-related decisions. RichHer, its host, and affiliates are not responsible for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast. By listening, you acknowledge that all decisions are your own responsibility.

You’re not broken.You’re probably just burnt out — and no one ever showed you what to look for.In this powerful episode, Sarah is joined by the incredible Ana Te Kani, who went from high-achieving and holding it all together… to completely burnt out and rebuilding from the ground up.We unpack:🔥 The sneaky signs you’re stuck in a cycle of burnout🧠 Why high performers often miss the early warning bells💥 The real difference between being “busy” and being in survival mode💗 How to start recoveringIf you’re feeling wired but tired, constantly overwhelmed, or like you’re doing everything but nothing feels like enough — this episode is your circuit breaker.Because burnout doesn’t always look like collapse.Sometimes it looks like you, quietly crumbling under the weight of everything you carry.🎧 Tune in now — your nervous system will thank you.💌 Share this with the woman who never lets herself stop and needs some High Achiever Healing📍For more tools, head to richher.online#RichHerPodcast #BurnoutRecovery #WomenWithPurpose #HighAchieverHealingDisclaimer:RichHer is for informational and educational purposes only. The content shared on this podcast does not constitute financial, legal, or medical advice. The host and guests are not financial advisors, lawyers, or medical professionals, and any opinions expressed are their own. Listeners should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial, legal, or health-related decisions. RichHer, its host, and affiliates are not responsible for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast. By listening, you acknowledge that all decisions are your own responsibility.

In this episode of the Richer Podcast, Sarah Coombes discusses the importance of having a financial plan and understanding your money mindset. She emphasizes that without a plan, money can easily slip away. The conversation covers the impact of inflation on purchasing power and the necessity of aligning spending with personal values to build wealth effectively. Sarah encourages listeners to take control of their finances and make informed decisions that reflect their true priorities.Your Money. Your Moves. Resource (link below) https://richher.online/products/your-money-your-moves-money-planDisclaimer:RichHer is for informational and educational purposes only. The content shared on this podcast does not constitute financial, legal, or medical advice. The host and guests are not financial advisors, lawyers, or medical professionals, and any opinions expressed are their own. Listeners should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial, legal, or health-related decisions. RichHer, its host, and affiliates are not responsible for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast. By listening, you acknowledge that all decisions are your own responsibility.Keywordsmoney management, financial planning, inflation, wealth building, spending habits, financial freedom, budgeting, investing, personal finance, women and money.TakeawaysIf you feel like your money is burning a hole in your pocket, you don't have a plan.Every dollar should have a job, whether it's for investing, essentials, or fun.Cutting back on small expenses like coffee isn't the solution to being broke.Superannuation is just a safety net, not a wealth plan.Inflation erodes your buying power, making it essential to invest more.Without a plan, you'll end up chasing shiny objects and not building wealth.The richer money plan aligns financial decisions with personal values.Lifestyle creep can make you feel behind, regardless of income increases.Your spending should reflect your values; if it doesn't, it's time to reassess.Awareness of your financial habits is the first step to change.

In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah dives deep into the real reason women feel guilty for desiring more — more time, more money, more freedom, more self. From motherhood to marriage to ambition, we unpack how you've been subtly taught to shrink, stay grateful, and never ask for more than what you’re handed.Here’s the truth:✨ Wanting more doesn’t make you ungrateful.✨ It doesn’t make you selfish.✨ It makes you aware.If you've ever whispered "I want more…” and then felt the sting of guilt… this one isn't just for you, but for your kids, your marriage, and your legacy.

Your mindset is costing you more than you think.If you’ve ever felt guilty for wanting more, played small with your finances, or believed wealth wasn’t for you, this episode is your wake-up call. Let’s break the beliefs that are stopping you from living the life you truly deserve.Disclaimer:RichHer is for informational and educational purposes only. The content shared on this podcast does not constitute financial, legal, or medical advice. The host and guests are not financial advisors, lawyers, or medical professionals, and any opinions expressed are their own. Listeners should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial, legal, or health-related decisions. RichHer, its host, and affiliates are not responsible for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast. By listening, you acknowledge that all decisions are your own responsibility.

If you’re feeling stretched too thin, stuck in survival mode, or just off—this episode is your reset button.Host Sarah Coombes walks you through the power of a life audit: a no-fluff look at what’s draining you, what’s lighting you up, and what needs to shift now. You’ll learn how to realign your time, energy, and goals so your life actually feels like it’s yours again.Because you weren’t born to live on autopilot—you were made for a RichHer life.Life Audit Workbook can be found here: https://richher.online/products/life-audit-workbookDisclaimer:RichHer is for informational and educational purposes only. The content shared on this podcast does not constitute financial, legal, or medical advice. The host and guests are not financial advisors, lawyers, or medical professionals, and any opinions expressed are their own. Listeners should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial, legal, or health-related decisions. RichHer, its host, and affiliates are not responsible for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast. By listening, you acknowledge that all decisions are your own responsibility.

Hosted by Sarah Coombes—mother, wife, and lifelong educator—RichHer is the go-to podcast for ambitious women ready to create a life rich in wealth, health, and relationships. Through inspiring stories, expert insights, and actionable strategies, we explore what it truly means to be successful and fulfilled.Whether you're looking to build financial freedom, improve your well-being, or cultivate deeper connections, this podcast is your guide to unlocking more abundance, purpose, and joy.Because you do deserve more. Welcome to the RichHer life!Disclaimer:RichHer is for informational and educational purposes only. The content shared on this podcast does not constitute financial, legal, or medical advice. The host and guests are not financial advisors, lawyers, or medical professionals, and any opinions expressed are their own. Listeners should conduct their own research and seek professional advice before making any financial, legal, or health-related decisions. RichHer, its host, and affiliates are not responsible for any actions taken based on the content of this podcast. By listening, you acknowledge that all decisions are your own responsibility.