Becoming A Financially Confident Woman

Starting Over Financially

Dr. April shares her story of how she lost everything three times and started over financially. A widow and divorcee, she had her share of financial challenges.  Determined to learn to improve her financial life and share this knowledge with others, she began teaching financial education courses for free in her church and local libraries f After crawling out from a financial mess once again and becoming a college professor, she began her firm Woman To Woman Financial, a wealth management firm that provides women executives, business owners and their families the financial education, encouragement and empowerment needed to gain the financial confidence and create and grow generational wealth.
In this podcast, Dr. April shares the tips she used to overcome her financial challenges and start anew. To learn more about how she works with clients, schedule a financial consultation at: https://calendly.com/w2wfinancial/60min or email her at: Info@womantowomanfinancial.com
 
 

Empowering Women Physicians Toward Financial Wellness

Women physicians receive less compensation than their male counterparts, are more likely to experience burnout, have to juggle the demands of family life, caregiving, patient care, continuing education and planning their financial futures.
In this episode Dr. Murdaugh, CEO/Founder of Woman To Woman Financial, a wealth management firm for women, discusses the top financial concerns of women physicians based on her experience as an Investment Adviser.  She discusses topics such as negotiating, the gender pay gap, planning to pivot, family planning, understanding contracts, and creating and growing wealth. 
To learn more about her services and schedule a complimentary call click: https://calendly.com/w2wfinancial/60min
To visit her website: http://womantowomanfinancial.com
Call 904-753-5250

Surviving 9/11: A Widow’s Journey

Dr. April interviews Kimberly Trimingham a widow whose husband was one of the employees in the Towers September 11, 2001. Kimberly explains how she tragically lost her husband who was on the 104th of the Tower.  She shares the struggle of accepting his passing, being thrust into becoming a single mother of three small children, how she managed emotionally, mentally, and financially.  This podcast explores the resilience and strength of Kimberly as she and her young children navigated the aftermath of 9/11.  
Ms. Trimingham gives suggestions to women on navigating sudden loss, and shares how she and her children, now successful adults, managed to survive with the help of family, friends, and the New York community.  
 

Creating a New Money Mindset

Many women have negative beliefs and shame about money their relationship with money, and where they are financially.  Dr. April talks with Sophia Hyde, Certified Master Coach with Ziglar, Inc, a leader in the personal growth and development space for more than four decades. We discuss the many negative beliefs women have about money and how Sophia works with them to create the life they desire. 
Sophia specializes in teaching courses, workshops, and coaching with one-on-one clients. We discuss how she helps her clients develop new belief systems to help them release their favorite self. She was actually my life coach and has helped me develop new beliefs and use her tool the "Thought Wheel" and the "Life Wheel" to reframe negative feelings and beliefs and begin the process of creating my favorite self. 
She has a podcast aptly titled: Your Favorite Self https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-favorite-self/id1676464365
To learn more about Sophia visit her website: https://sophiahyde.com/
To schedule a Roadmap Session the first step in her coaching process visit: https://www.faveself.com/coaching-options

Why Workplace Life Insurance Isn’t Enough

In this podcast episode, Dr. April dives deep into the topic of workplace life insurance and explore why it often falls short of providing comprehensive coverage for individuals and their families.  Throughout the episode she shares real life stores and examples to illustrate the importance of looking beyond workplace life insurance and considering individual policies to ensure comprehensive and  stories as to why workplace life insurance should not be the only coverage. 
Listeners gain valuable insights into the world of life insurance and how it can be a vital component of their overall financial planning strategy.

Get Started Investing

In this episode Dr. Murdaugh discusses simple ways to begin investing.  She outlines the types of investment accounts, employer and individual plans; how they function and how to gain access.  An easy to understand episode on a complex topic. 
If you need assistance beginning the investment journey, contact her at Info@WomanToWomanFinancial.com or call 904-753-5250 for a complimentary consultation.  

Women & Money Trauma

Want to understand the relationship you have with money?  It could be the result of money trauma.  Past experiences  experiences contribute to one's belief about money.  Traumatic experiences in particular, can be the reason why women may struggle with financial self confidence and avoid it.  We chat with Jules Jean-Pierre, a licensed Mental Health Therapist, Certified in EMDR, and specializing in trauma explains how as women money trauma is real and must be addressed. 
To move past the trauma, we must identify it and develop coping strategies.  Jules works with her clients to do just that.  Connect with her to learn more about the awesome work she does to help people move past their traumas to live the life they deserve. Therapeutic Hope Counseling

Black Women & Money Trauma

Financial problems typically have roots in lack of education, or some sort of trauma; be it financial abuse, poverty, or fear.  Our guest, CEO/Founder of Therapeutic Hope Counseling, Ms. Jules Jean-Pierre, MA, LMFT, LMHC, a dual licensed clinician; licensed as a Marriage and Family therapist and as a Mental Health Counselor discusses as a clinician, how money traumas impacts our way of managing money and how she helps her clients move beyond the trauma to create the life they desire. 
You do not want to miss this deeply transparent educational conversation.  If you are dealing with trauma and/or abuse of any kind please reach out to your local authorities.  If you would like to talk confidentially to Jules, you can reach her at www.theraputichopecounseling.com  She offers virtual and in person counseling services.  

Finances & The Opioid Epidemic

This episode discusses the impact the opioid epidemic has on families and their finances.  Cheryl shares her story of losing her husband to the opioid crisis and how it impacted their financial life.  She shares how the shame and fear of judgment caused her to keep her husband's addiction a secret causing them to lose everything financially, emotionally, and relationally.
Cheryl Canzanella has twenty-four years in the financial services industry and struggled financially because of this crisis.  She now helps advisers in the industry recognize the signs in their clients, ask the right questions, and be a resource for families battling this terrible crisis.
To have Cheryl speak at your event to educate your financial professionals or team, visit her website at: https://cherylcanzanella.com,

Entrepreneur vs Business Owner-Which Are You?

This episode outlines the distinct differences between a business owner and entrepreneur. It outlines the many mistakes that they make when deciding to begin a business.  A brief overview of how to manage one's business is shared. You don't want to miss this podcast. It is important to understand which you are and plan accordingly.
To get help with your entrepreneurial/business journey, contact Woman To Woman for a complimentary financial consultation. Info@womantowomanfinancial.com www.womantowomanfinancial.com