Talk Wealthy To Me

Women in Wealth

Join Michelle Taylor, financial expert and founder of Women In Wealth, in Talk Wealthy To Me, a transformative podcast designed to change the way women think and feel about money. In every episode, Michelle dives deep into what it means to build wealth on your terms, empowering women from all walks of life to create their financial narrative. Whether you’re a business owner, a seasoned executive, or just beginning your financial journey, this show offers the tools, education, and inspiration to achieve financial success with confidence and clarity. With real-life stories, expert insights, and candid conversations, Michelle tackles topics like closing the pay gap, budgeting for your dreams, breaking free from limiting money beliefs and building long-term security. Known for her relatable storytelling and practical advice, Michelle’s mission is simple: to break down financial barriers for women, inspiring confidence and empowerment at every step. Having faced personal challenges—including battling leukemia as a teenager and launching a business in her twenties—Michelle brings a wealth of experience and heart to each episode. Tune in to learn how to redefine wealth, take control of your financial future, and unlock a life that feels as good as it looks.Ready to rethink wealth? It’s time to Talk Wealthy To Me.

  1. 4d ago

    90. The $10,000 Test: What You Do With Unexpected Money Says Everything

    What would you do if $10,000 unexpectedly landed in your account tomorrow? A bonus. A tax refund. An inheritance. A commission check. A cash gift. Maybe even $40 someone finally Venmoed you from dinner three months ago. Unexpected money has a funny way of feeling different from the money we earn every day—and that feeling can make us move much faster than we normally would. In this episode of Talk Wealthy to M, Michelle Taylor breaks down why the way you handle a small windfall today may be a preview of how you'll handle much bigger money later. Because whether it's $400, $10,000, or $400,000, the instinct is often exactly the same. Only the zeros change. Michelle shares her three-part framework—Freeze, Figure, Fix—for making smarter decisions when unexpected money arrives. She explains why you need a cooling-off period before spending, why the headline number may not be the amount that's actually yours, and the one windfall mistake she has watched derail people's finances for years: turning one-time money into a recurring monthly obligation. You'll also learn The Saturday Test, a simple three-question check you can use before spending any unexpected money. Because building wealth isn't only about knowing what to do with money. It's about practicing the habits you'll need when more of it finally arrives. Listen now—and send this episode to the woman who just texted you about her bonus. Ready to stop piecing your financial life together and finally see the full picture? ✨ The Financial Blueprint was designed for the woman who’s built something meaningful… but knows there’s another level of clarity, strategy, and intentional wealth waiting for her. If you’re ready to understand how your money is working, where you’re protected, and what your next smartest move should be — this is your next step. Apply for your Financial Blueprint here: https://womeninwealth.co/financial-blueprint/ And if you’re ready to build wealth with clarity and confidence, connect with the Women in Wealth community. Connect with Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/women_in_wealth Learn more about Women In Wealth: https://womeninwealth.co/

  2. Sep 3

    89. Stop Letting the Economy Scare You: How Wealthy Women Read the News

    The economy feels loud right now. Interest rates. Inflation. Market swings. Job reports. Scary headlines designed to make you feel like you should be doing something with your money immediately. But should you? In this solo episode of Talk Wealthy To Me, Michelle Taylor shares the simple framework she uses to help clients separate economic noise from information that actually matters to their financial lives. Through real client stories—including one costly decision made during the COVID market downturn—Michelle explains why financially sophisticated people don't necessarily worry less about the economy. They've simply learned to put a process between the headline and their reaction. You'll learn Michelle's Trace It, Translate It, Time It method, her practical 3-Hop Rule, and how to determine whether news about interest rates, inflation, the stock market or the broader economy actually reaches your mortgage, debt, business, career, investments or financial plan. Because being informed doesn't mean reacting to everything. Sometimes the headline is your problem. Sometimes it's simply today's weather. And knowing the difference can change the way you think, feel and make decisions about money. Ready to stop piecing your financial life together and finally see the full picture? ✨ The Financial Blueprint was designed for the woman who’s built something meaningful… but knows there’s another level of clarity, strategy, and intentional wealth waiting for her. If you’re ready to understand how your money is working, where you’re protected, and what your next smartest move should be — this is your next step. Apply for your Financial Blueprint here: https://womeninwealth.co/financial-blueprint/ And if you’re ready to build wealth with clarity and confidence, connect with the Women in Wealth community. Connect with Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/women_in_wealth Learn more about Women In Wealth: https://womeninwealth.co/

  3. Aug 27

    88. Your Handbag Is Not an Investment: The Money Lies We Need to Stop Telling Ourselves

    What actually makes something an investment? We use the word constantly: the designer handbag is an “investment piece,” the kitchen remodel is an “investment in the house,” the vacation is an “investment in the marriage.” But somewhere along the way, investment became less of a financial definition and more of a way to justify spending money on things we want. In this solo episode of Talk Wealthy To Me, Michelle Taylor introduces what she calls “investment laundering”—the habit of taking a purchase we’ve already decided we want and running it through the word investment so it feels like a smarter financial decision. But this conversation isn’t about giving up luxury or feeling guilty about spending. Michelle breaks down a much clearer framework for understanding your money: Spend. Own. Invest. She also shares the simple three-question test she uses to determine whether something is truly an investment: What is the expected return? Over what timeframe? And how will you measure whether it worked? Because you’re allowed to buy the bag simply because you love the bag. You don’t have to turn every purchase into a wealth-building decision to prove that you’re good with money. The real question is whether the money you’re calling an investment is actually doing the work of building your wealth. Ready to stop piecing your financial life together and finally see the full picture? ✨ The Financial Blueprint was designed for the woman who’s built something meaningful… but knows there’s another level of clarity, strategy, and intentional wealth waiting for her. If you’re ready to understand how your money is working, where you’re protected, and what your next smartest move should be — this is your next step. Apply for your Financial Blueprint here: https://womeninwealth.co/financial-blueprint/ And if you’re ready to build wealth with clarity and confidence, connect with the Women in Wealth community. Connect with Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/women_in_wealth Learn more about Women In Wealth: https://womeninwealth.co/

  4. Aug 20

    87. Marrying Rich Is Not a Financial Plan: Why Being Around Money Isn’t the Same as Owning It

    “Just marry rich.” It’s become part joke, part TikTok trend, and for some women, a very real response to the exhaustion of trying to build a career, manage a household, raise a family, and somehow still have time to enjoy the life they’ve worked so hard for. But there’s a financial distinction that rarely makes it into the soft-life conversation: being around wealth is not the same as owning wealth. In this episode of Talk Wealthy to Me, Michelle Taylor breaks down what she calls the proximity illusion, the financial vulnerability that can happen when a woman has access to an affluent lifestyle without having ownership, assets, retirement savings, or financial protections in her own name. Michelle walks through her Count, Claim, and Cover framework, the real financial cost of stepping away from a career, why stay-at-home spouses need their own wealth-building strategy, and the five questions every woman should be able to answer about her financial life. This isn’t about distrusting your partner or rejecting marriage, motherhood, or the desire for a softer life. It’s about understanding the financial structure underneath the life you’re building together. Because the soft life still needs hard documents. Ready to stop piecing your financial life together and finally see the full picture? ✨ The Financial Blueprint was designed for the woman who’s built something meaningful… but knows there’s another level of clarity, strategy, and intentional wealth waiting for her. If you’re ready to understand how your money is working, where you’re protected, and what your next smartest move should be — this is your next step. Apply for your Financial Blueprint here: https://womeninwealth.co/financial-blueprint/ And if you’re ready to build wealth with clarity and confidence, connect with the Women in Wealth community. Connect with Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/women_in_wealth Learn more about Women In Wealth: https://womeninwealth.co/

  5. Aug 13

    86. The Ownership Tax: What Success Is Really Costing You

    What if the greatest luxury money can buy isn’t another house, handbag, or vacation—but the freedom to stop managing every detail of your life? In this solo episode of Talk Wealthy to Me, Michelle Taylor explores a hidden cost of success that rarely appears on a balance sheet: the ownership tax. As women build businesses, accumulate assets, grow families, and create increasingly complex financial lives, success can quietly turn them into the default coordinator of everything. The CPA calls you. The attorney needs you. The investment advisor waits for you. The family asks you. And somehow, even with more resources than ever, you’re still the one connecting every dot. Michelle breaks down why real wealth should reduce the weight you carry—not simply increase what you own—and introduces a family-office-inspired framework built around three moves: consolidate, delegate, and elevate. You’ll learn how to identify where your attention is being unnecessarily spent, how to coordinate your financial team more effectively, and how to stop being the infrastructure holding your entire life together. Because the goal was never to become the woman who can carry the most. It was to build a life that doesn’t require you to. Ready to stop piecing your financial life together and finally see the full picture? ✨ The Financial Blueprint was designed for the woman who’s built something meaningful… but knows there’s another level of clarity, strategy, and intentional wealth waiting for her. If you’re ready to understand how your money is working, where you’re protected, and what your next smartest move should be — this is your next step. Apply for your Financial Blueprint here: https://womeninwealth.co/financial-blueprint/ And if you’re ready to build wealth with clarity and confidence, connect with the Women in Wealth community. Connect with Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/women_in_wealth Learn more about Women In Wealth: https://womeninwealth.co/

  6. Aug 6

    85. Health Literacy: The Investment Every Woman Is Missing with Priscilla Sachiko

    We've all heard the phrase "health is wealth," but what does it actually mean? This week, Michelle sits down with entrepreneur, former bioscientist, and health educator Priscilla Sachiko for a fascinating conversation about why understanding your body may be one of the greatest investments you'll ever make. From navigating perimenopause and chronic inflammation to understanding peptides, reducing everyday toxins, building intentional businesses, and teaching financial literacy to the next generation, Priscilla shares how health and wealth are more connected than most women realize. Together, Michelle and Priscilla also dive into entrepreneurship, raising financially literate children, digital assets, Bitcoin, natural living, and why curiosity may be every entrepreneur's greatest superpower. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by conflicting health advice—or wondered how to make smarter decisions for both your family and your future—this episode will leave you inspired to start learning. In this episode, you'll learn: Why health literacy is a powerful form of wealthWhat peptides actually are (without the confusing science)Everyday ways to reduce toxic exposureHow entrepreneurs solve problems by creating businessesWhy women should be learning about digital assets and financial literacySimple ways to teach children about money and valueHow intentional choices create generational wealthConnect with Priscilla: https://www.instagram.com/priscilla.sachiko/ Ready to stop piecing your financial life together and finally see the full picture? ✨ The Financial Blueprint was designed for the woman who’s built something meaningful… but knows there’s another level of clarity, strategy, and intentional wealth waiting for her. If you’re ready to understand how your money is working, where you’re protected, and what your next smartest move should be — this is your next step. Apply for your Financial Blueprint here: https://womeninwealth.co/financial-blueprint/ And if you’re ready to build wealth with clarity and confidence, connect with the Women in Wealth community. Connect with Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/women_in_wealth Learn more about Women In Wealth: https://womeninwealth.co/

  7. Jul 30

    84. The 3 C's Every Woman Should Know About Cash

    What if the safest place for your money is actually costing you the most? For many women, seeing a healthy bank balance brings peace of mind. It feels responsible. It feels secure. But what if holding too much cash is quietly working against your long-term financial goals? In this episode of Talk Wealthy to Me, Michelle Taylor breaks down one of the most common wealth-building mistakes she sees among successful women: keeping too much money sitting on the sidelines. You'll learn why inflation silently erodes your purchasing power, why waiting for the "perfect time" to invest rarely works, and how to create a simple framework that gives every dollar a purpose. Michelle introduces her practical 3 C's Framework for Cash: CushionCalendarCatapultIf you've ever wondered how much cash you should actually keep—or whether you're unintentionally slowing down your own wealth—this episode is for you. Because real financial security isn't about letting your money sit still. It's about putting it to work. Ready to stop piecing your financial life together and finally see the full picture? ✨ The Financial Blueprint was designed for the woman who’s built something meaningful… but knows there’s another level of clarity, strategy, and intentional wealth waiting for her. If you’re ready to understand how your money is working, where you’re protected, and what your next smartest move should be — this is your next step. Apply for your Financial Blueprint here: https://womeninwealth.co/financial-blueprint/ And if you’re ready to build wealth with clarity and confidence, connect with the Women in Wealth community. Connect with Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/women_in_wealth Learn more about Women In Wealth: https://womeninwealth.co/

  8. Jul 23

    83. Why Being Everyone's Safety Net Is Costing You Financially

    What happens when being generous starts costing you your own financial future? In this episode of Talk Wealthy to Me, Michelle Taylor explores a role many women quietly step into without realizing it: becoming everyone else's safety net. Whether you're supporting aging parents, helping adult children, funding family emergencies, or constantly saying "yes" because people depend on you, this conversation will help you recognize the hidden financial and emotional costs that come with always being the strong one. Michelle breaks down the difference between generosity and self-sacrifice, explains why financial boundaries are essential, and shares three practical questions to ask before saying yes to the next request for help. You'll learn: Why so many successful women become the family's safety netThe hidden financial cost of always rescuing othersHow to create healthy financial boundariesThe difference between support and rescueHow to give generously without sacrificing your own futureA simple framework for making confident financial decisions Your generosity should come from abundance—not depletion. Ready to stop piecing your financial life together and finally see the full picture? ✨ The Financial Blueprint was designed for the woman who’s built something meaningful… but knows there’s another level of clarity, strategy, and intentional wealth waiting for her. If you’re ready to understand how your money is working, where you’re protected, and what your next smartest move should be — this is your next step. Apply for your Financial Blueprint here: https://womeninwealth.co/financial-blueprint/ And if you’re ready to build wealth with clarity and confidence, connect with the Women in Wealth community. Connect with Michelle: https://www.instagram.com/women_in_wealth Learn more about Women In Wealth: https://womeninwealth.co/

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Join Michelle Taylor, financial expert and founder of Women In Wealth, in Talk Wealthy To Me, a transformative podcast designed to change the way women think and feel about money. In every episode, Michelle dives deep into what it means to build wealth on your terms, empowering women from all walks of life to create their financial narrative. Whether you’re a business owner, a seasoned executive, or just beginning your financial journey, this show offers the tools, education, and inspiration to achieve financial success with confidence and clarity. With real-life stories, expert insights, and candid conversations, Michelle tackles topics like closing the pay gap, budgeting for your dreams, breaking free from limiting money beliefs and building long-term security. Known for her relatable storytelling and practical advice, Michelle’s mission is simple: to break down financial barriers for women, inspiring confidence and empowerment at every step. Having faced personal challenges—including battling leukemia as a teenager and launching a business in her twenties—Michelle brings a wealth of experience and heart to each episode. Tune in to learn how to redefine wealth, take control of your financial future, and unlock a life that feels as good as it looks.Ready to rethink wealth? It’s time to Talk Wealthy To Me.

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