How We Relate to Money
In partnership with our friends at Cathay Pacific
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Audrey Shtecinjo / Stocksy United
Financial expert Farnoosh Torabi is the author of books including When She Makes More and the host of the podcast So Money. She knows how to help people get out of debt—and also when and why it might be wise to go into debt. She explores how people relate to money and everything that affects this relationship, beginning with the first messages we internalize as children. And she’s opened up the conversation around gender and money, pushing us to reconsider how we perceive female breadwinners and how we receive the masculine energy that typically surrounds wealth and power.
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