A Woman’s Guide to How the Stock Market Works for Beginners In this post, we’re diving into how the stock market works for beginners. We’ll be discussing the history of women and the stock market, and covering some of the basic concepts and terms that you need to know to get started with your own […]
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11 best personal finance websites for 2022 Personal finance is one of the most important things you can learn in life. It’s not just about managing your money – it’s about making sure that you are in control of your financial future. And that’s something everyone should be interested in. After all, no one wants
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The top 3 bad money habits that are sabotaging your finances Most people know what they need to do in order to have healthy finances, but very few people actually take the necessary steps to make it happen. Why is that? One of the reasons may be because of bad money habits. Bad money habits
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17 Best Finance Instagram Accounts to Follow in 2023 It’s never the wrong time to start setting your financial goals for 2023. And what better way to stay on track than by following some of the best finance Instagram accounts? From tips on saving money to investing for beginners, these 17 Instagram accounts will help
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A lot of us often think, “What if I started a business…” or “What if I quit my job…” At our fourth town hall, we listened to women who shared their stories of turning those “What if’s” to “I’m doing it” and learned what it truly means to take the plunge.
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The worst part about Imposter Syndrome is that we tend to believe we’re the only ones who suffer from it. Our goal with this town hall was to show that a) we’re not alone and b) there is strength in numbers. Over 100 women attended and together we shared not only our struggles but ways we can combat feeling like a fraud so we can give less fucks and GET THAT SEAT AT THE TABLE.
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It’s hard to say no. Women often put everyone else before themselves which can be the fast track to burnout. At this town hall, we lit candles and really slowed things down. The big question of the night: when, where, and how do we draw the line between life and work? Maybe you’re thinking, “I work for myself, I am my brand, it’s not possible to separate the two.” Or, “forget it, I’m already burnt out.”
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This is a recap of our Women & Money kick-off town hall in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Money is a tool. We should not associate it with our value as human beings. Tara Jones reminded us that “we need to break up with the idea that our financial worth and personal worth are the same thing.” When we begin to see money as an external tool, rather than relating to it emotionally, we can feel more free to ask for what is fair. Negotiating a salary or raise can be transactional, and if we don’t get what we want, we do not have to feel personal rejection.
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Recap of our workshops, Money 101: How to Save, Spend and Invest
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The classic trope is that most people get hired through someone they know. One recent survey says 85% of its 3,000 employed gained their job through networking. And we all know, or can at least imagine, the benefits of alum networks or well-connected friends. But it’s not the only way.
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