
Financial independence, built through career and income of your own. This show is for women tired of their corporate role, burnt out, or starting over after a job loss. Direct conversations about money, career, and building a life you don't need anyone's permission for. I spent thirty years in corporate HR. I also spent years trying to build a business that would set me free - it never made me ric... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 178 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipBusiness | |||

This week didn’t go as planned. A late-night call from a police investigator, an abrupt change to home help, and leadership changes at work all happening at the same time. That’s why last week’s episode and newsletter was skipped.
In this episode, I... more
What happens when you apply corporate performance logic to your own personal freedom?
In almost 3 decades in HR and Performance Management, I have sat through many Performance Improvement Plan (PIP) meetings. A PIP is a brutal, hyper-focused 90-day ... more
A conversation with someone who’d just watched a wave of redundancies hit her workplace overnight got me thinking about two very different ways people respond to financial fear. 1. Go all in, or 2. Build slowly.
In this episode, I share my own exper... more
I did everything right. Model employee. Said yes to everything. Made sure everyone was happy with me.
I still got let go.
That’s when I realized a job doesn’t give me financial security. If I can’t control whether I keep my job, what can I actually... more
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This show is genuinely wanting to make a difference in the lives it touches. The guests are all so knowledgeable and Sharon brings a wealth of skill and background to each episode.
Money can be such a sensitive topic that no one wants to talk about and I’m glad I took an afternoon day out to listen to Sharon’s The Financially Free Woman’s podcast!
The 18th episode on “Your relationship with Money” was really useful and a huge reminder for me to help me better see how our relationship with money doesn’t need to be a source of stress and anxiety.
Still learning to be wiser in this area and I really enjoyed the tips and perspectives I received from the podcast! Thank you ... more
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This show centers on financial independence built through a combination of career strategy and income you create outside traditional employment. Episodes frequently explore mindset work, practical planning (like 90-day cycles and gradual side income), and personal stories of balancing motherhood, work, and entrepreneurship. A core throughline is designing a sustainable path to financial security that reduces reliance on a single job, with coaching, community, and actionable steps emphasized throughout. Noteworthy aspects include a strong focus on women's empowerment, practical business design for working moms, and a consistent invitation to engage in further guidance or programs to accelerate progress.
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