The era of women undercharging is over. And that includes outsourcing your pricing decisions.

If you've ever landed on a number and immediately texted a friend, asked your partner, polled your mastermind, or opened Chat to double-check, this episode is your wake-up call.

Pricing is not a consensus decision. It is one of the clearest ways you claim economic power and independence in your business. But the moment you hand your number to someone else for approval, you cap your authority and put a ceiling on your income.

In this episode, I break down exactly who not to outsource your pricing to, why it feels so tempting in the moment, and how this single habit keeps women earning below their capacity. And more importantly, you'll learn what to anchor into instead.

Because your pricing isn't something to vote on - it's something you stand behind.

In this episode, I talk about:

Why outsourcing your pricing is one of the most common income leaks in women-owned businesses.

Who you should never hand your pricing authority to, even if they love you.

How family, peers, and AI can unintentionally cap your income ceiling.

What happens to self-trust when you keep double-checking your number.

The calibration questions that replace "Is this okay?" with strategic clarity.

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For full show notes, transcript, and to check out The Pricing Room™, click here: www.themoneycoachschoolpodcast.com/126

If you've ever hesitated before saying your number, padded your offer with extras to make it feel safer, or stayed at the same rate longer than you knew you should, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on one of the most common and costly pricing patterns women fall into: setting prices that reflect who they used to be, not who they are becoming.

Pricing is not a neutral business decision. It's a mirror. Every number you name reflects your identity, your standards, and what you feel emotionally available to receive. When pricing comes from an old version of yourself, it creates an income ceiling that you can feel in your body and see in your bank account.

Tune in this week as I walk you through how to spot if you're compromising your pricing, why even high-earning women still fall into this without realizing it, and how to shift into emotionally clear pricing that feels calm, grounded, and powerful.

In this episode, I talk about:

The six signs your pricing is still protecting, pleasing, or playing small.

How patriarchal money rules still shape women's pricing decisions.

The distinction between compromised pricing and emotionally clear pricing.

Key coaching questions to recalibrate your pricing to your current identity.

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For full show notes, transcript, and to check out Kendall's NEW FREE workshop Your Pricing Breakthrough, click here: www.themoneycoachschoolpodcast.com/125

The era of women underpricing is officially over.

In this episode I break the illusion that more work creates more money. The real lever for growth isn't expansion—it's pricing that's designed to match your expertise, your results, and the level you're here to operate at.

For years, women were taught that income increases after effort, explanation, and proof. That conditioning shaped how pricing was set—and why so many brilliant women still carry rates that lag behind the results they deliver.

We're talking about pricing as the foundation that allows growth to feel supported, spacious, and sustainable—without adding more offers, more content, or more pressure.

If you're ready to stop asking your business to stretch harder and start letting pricing do its job, this conversation will shift how you see income—and how you build from here.

Because pricing is the lever that unlocks more freedom, choice, and support inside your business.

In this episode I talk about:

Why underpricing was never a mindset flaw but a patriarchal inheritance.

The specific – and outdated - money rules that shaped how women were taught to charge.

The difference between low pricing and unstrategic pricing.

Why pricing is the only growth strategy that increases income without adding complexity.

The key shift that turns pricing into a strategic advantage instead of a stress point.

What higher pricing actually funds in your business, including time, support, and freedom.

Powerful coaching questions to pinpoint where your pricing needs attention right now.

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For full show notes, transcript, and to check out Kendall's NEW FREE workshop Your Pricing Breakthrough, click here: www.themoneycoachschoolpodcast.com/124