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b"Our society has conditioned us to think that money is gendered and that men are more competent when it comes to matters of money. Further, society tells us that women, because we're \\u201cnurturing or caretaking\\u201d are not strong enough to handle money. Amanda Steinberg joins me to turn that idea on its head, talk about women\\u2019s financial empowerment, and share a roadmap so you can become financially free.\\xa0\\nAmanda\\u2019s founded multiple businesses in finance, media, and politics. In 2009, she founded DailyWorth, a startup focused on women\\u2019s financial independence and grew its audience and email list to 1.2M email subscribers.\\xa0\\nI believe you\\u2019ll get a lot from our conversation. But if there is one thing you gain from this episode, I hope it\\u2019s this: your thoughts and feelings of powerlessness about money are\\xa0not your fault. As Amanda shares in this episode, \\u201cYou were socially conditioned to think that you're bad with money. That is how everyone got to continuously take advantage of you for most of your life. And honestly, how you also got rewarded and praised for being a good girl. So don't beat yourself up.\\u201d\\nPhew. What a relief, right?\\nShow Highlights\\n\\nWhat led Amanda to create a company that focuses on women\\u2019s financial independence. (5:26)\\n\\nAmanda shares her own story around money, which started at the age of six. (6:43)\\n\\nWe have collective money stories and then we have individual stories. (9:21)\\n\\nAmanda\\u2019s thoughts on her vision for men and women during this time of change in which we are liberated from these preconceived notions of who we are supposed to be. (13:57)\\n\\nBusting the cultural myth that men are providers and women are caretakers. (15:00)\\n\\nFinancial advice for women going through divorce. (16:56)\\n\\nAmanda created DailyWorth because she wanted to connect women's self-worth to their net worth. (18:29)\\n\\nA women\\u2019s roadmap to financial independence. (39:17)\\n\\nLearn More About Amanda:\\nAmanda\\u2019s founded multiple businesses in finance, media, and politics. In 2009, she founded DailyWorth, a startup focused on women\\u2019s financial independence and grew its audience and email list to 1.2M email subscribers. After DailyWorth was acquired, she moved into politics as the lead digital fundraiser for Marianne Williamson for President. Today she's the Cofounder of HigherU, a digital training company for social impact entrepreneurs. She lives in Philadelphia with her partner, 2 children, 2 stepchildren, and 2 large Maine Coon cats.\\nResources & Links:\\nHigherU Amanda on Twitter Amanda on Facebook Amanda on Instagram\\nJOIN THE SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO FACEBOOK GROUP"