The Feminine Female Breadwinner: Why Money Is The #1 Thing You Fight About (And How To Stop)

Most of us are fully aware that MONEY is one of the #1 things couples fight over. But I feel confident that because you're reading this... you don't want to fall into that statistic. 

Whilst YES, navigating finances and who pays for what, plus a difference in how much each partner is bringing in, etc. can feel like a very real burden in your relationship—this doesn't have to affect your relationship.

How is it that simple?
Because money is neutral in energy.
YOU are the one who gives it meaning.

Many people feel shame, resentment, and anger around money because of the problems it brings into their relationships. But really, the issue isn't about money—it's about communication.

Frankly, people suck at communicating about money. It's such a sensitive subject, with each person's value, ego, hard work, and time entangled in it.

It's easy to talk about what you're having for dinner, but it can be HARD to discuss finances (although, spoiler alert: it doesn't have to be).

(Psst… Check out this spicy podcast episode, which is a “clapback” to a series of Instagram comments I had once on What It’s Actually Like Being the Breadwinner ↓)

Then, on top of that, the stress of you wanting him to lead you so that you can be in your feminine often makes you feel frustrated and helpless.

My masterclass, The Feminine Female Breadwinner, will help you navigate this subject with confidence and ease so that you can feel sexy, turned on, and supported by money and your partner.

The Feminine Female Breadwinner isn’t about teaching you how to earn more—you already know how to do that. It’s about helping you feel like your success isn’t the thing getting in the way of connection, turn-on, and polarity.

This is for the woman building an empire and secretly wondering if her dating pool is getting smaller. Or for the one in partnership who loves her man but wishes he’d just step up already, without needing to out-earn her to do it.

It’s time to stop believing that your money makes you “too much.” And it’s time to learn how to be claimed, wanted, and led, even when you make more than him.