The Hey NADZ Podcast: Build A Richer Life

You don’t have to use yesterday’s survival strategies to get today’s needs met. The Hey NADZ Podcast: Build a Richer Life (formerly UnF*ck Your Money) is for pattern breakers, movers and shakers whose lives look successful on the outside, but don’t feel fully alive on the inside. It’s for the driven, STRONG woman who has built a good life, impressive career, a thriving business, and has big responsibilities, but now she’s ready to break the old scarcity rules and wants to feel f*cking alive!! Together, we’ll explore what it means to build a richer life: a life that is rich in time, energy, vitality, capacity, comfort, creativity, support, self-trust, meaningful relationships, and yes… money!! We’ll talk about money, self leadership, relationships, caregiving, grief, pleasure, receiving, identity shifts, boundaries, abundance, and the patterns that keep strong, capable women from fully enjoying what they’ve built. Patterns like overgiving, overworking, people-pleasing, control, financial chaos, deprivation, hiding, perfectionism, over-responsibility, and constantly waiting for the other shoe to drop. Because I believe you deserve a rich, resourced, f*ck -yes life, especially if you had a painfully messy childhood. You survived. Now let’s make your life feel  f*cking alive. Hosted by Somatic Practitioner and Behavioral Finance Coach Nadine “NADZ” Zumot, this isn’t about endlessly analyzing your past or shaming yourself for your present. It’s about understanding what your old, sticky scarcity patterns are still doing for you, uncovering the hidden payoff that keeps them alive, and creating new lived experiences that show you that you no longer need scarcity, overwork, overgiving, control, or self-abandonment to get what you need. This show is about becoming Richly- Resourced: a woman who can access support, time, money, pleasure, capacity, connection, choice, and self trust without feeling like she has to earn them through exhaustion or playing small.  DISCLAIMER: This isn’t therapy, and I’m not here to treat trauma. My work is for the part that asks, “Okay… I survived. Now how do I build a  deliciously goos life?” I use trauma-sensitive, somatic-informed coaching to help you understand the patterns, behaviors and habits that followed you out of survival, build the resources and capacity you need now, and take tailored, tolerable actions toward greater choice, meaning, connection, self-trust, and aliveness. It can be a powerful complement to therapy and a supportive space for post-traumatic growth.