In this episode of The Money Journey with Mila, we explore how to rewrite the money stories you grew up with and build a healthier, more intentional mindset in your 30s.

Mila breaks down the five common money personalities, why this decade is the perfect time to shift your financial habits, and the inherited messages that quietly shape how you save, spend, and feel about money. You’ll also learn practical mindset shifts and simple habits that help you move from scarcity and comparison to clarity and confidence. If you’re ready to change your relationship with money, this episode is your starting point.

Sources:https://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/07/money-personality.asp

The Money Journey continues! In this episode, Mila breaks down the most common money myths holding women in their 30s back from building wealth and confidence. Through personal stories and practical insights, you’ll learn why these beliefs persist, how they impact your financial decisions, and what mindset shifts can help you step into your financial empowerment era.

Links to articles mentioned in the episode:

1) Women Investing In the Stock Market: https://newsroom.fidelity.com/pressreleases/new-research-from-fidelity--shows-71--of-women-own-investments-in-the-stock-market/s/db3a5765-9b69-4e51-a315-66ecc51e0066

2) Report on Women's Money habits: https://newsroom.fidelity.com/pressreleases/fidelity-2025-women-and-money-study/s/21fa7fdd-6ee5-451b-b985-f75f51813642

3) NPR Article: https://www.npr.org/2025/10/06/nx-s1-5558184/women-men-longevity-health-life-span

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In the inaugural episode of "The Money Journey with Mila," host Mila shares her personal financial journey, highlighting the challenges and lessons learned along the way. She opens up about her early understanding of money, which was limited to basic principles, and how her experiences with student loans and debt shaped her financial mindset.