Which Money Lie Is Costing You the Most? Start Here.

Your employee badge. Your purse. That little word “just.” The bank balance you keep avoiding. The financial rulebook no one handed you. One of them may be shaping your money decisions right now.

In this special catch-up, Dr. Tonika Bruce empties the Financial Feminism purse and connects the five conversations that started the movement:

🔑 5 Episodes Covered in This Menu:

🎧 Episode 1: Your Job Is Not Security, It’s Familiar Unpack why an employee badge and a steady paycheck aren't a full financial plan—and how to recognize the "ownership gap."

🎧 Episode 2: Who Stole Her Purse? Discover how incomplete financial education and being "busy" instead of "free" keep women from creating true leverage and assets.

🎧 Episode 3: The Most Expensive Lie Women Believe Learn why using the word "just" discounts your value before others can see it—and how to own your accomplishments without shrinking.

🎧 Episode 4: You Are Not Bad With Money Break the cycle of financial shame and avoidance using three simple rules: numbers are information, questions create ownership, and confidence follows repetition.

🎧 Episode 5: The Rules Were Hidden From You Understand the 5 hidden rules of money (Access, Language, Permission, Time, Ownership) and learn how to ask, compare, and own your choices.

This is not a shortcut around the first five episodes. It is a fast, honest way to find the one you need most.

Listen for the moment that makes you laugh a little too hard, shift in your seat, or suddenly get quiet. That is the full episode you should play next.
Before this conversation ends, you will know where to start—and what your next ownership move should be. Choose your episode, then join the free Financial Feminism community and tell us:
“I’m starting with Episode ___ because ___.”

Join the free community: https://ownthepurse.com
Listen to every episode: https://podcast.ownthepurse.com

Then send this episode to one woman and ask her, “Which one sounds like us?”
Financial freedom is not about having more stuff. It is about having more options.