Mindful Money Mastermind for Empowered Women
Gain the Confidence, Skills & Support to Embrace Your Financial Independence
with Leah Hadley, AFC, CDFA
Join us on Friday, April 21st to:
- Discover how to streamline your financial structure and achieve the clarity you need to make confident financial decisions.
- Say goodbye to the anxiety of wondering if you're making mistakes or missing out on important information.
- Unlock the peace of mind you've been craving and finally get a good night's sleep with the support of our expert guidance.
- And the best part? You'll be part of a supportive community of like-minded women who are ready to embrace financial independence.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to take control of your financial future!
This mastermind is for you if:
- You're tired of not feeling confident that you're making the right financial decisions
- You are recently divorced or separated and you're worried about managing money on your own for the first time or the first time in a while
- You've always let someone else in the family handle financial decisions but now you're ready to embrace your financial independence
- You want to connect with other women in a judgment-free zone who are experiencing the same challenges you're facing
- You want to learn from a money mentor who has helped hundreds of people optimize their finances after a major life change
This session is not for you if:
- You are not interested in connecting with an open-minded community free from judgment
- You are not responsible for your own financial decisions
- You already feel like you have the mindset, skills and support needed to manage your money with ease
"Leah is so friendly and so knowledgeable, and she makes everything feel simple. I often go into our financial planning meetings overwhelmed, and she’s always very patient and kind. I always walk away feeling like I learned something."
Susan
Meet Your Mentor
Hi there! I'm Leah. I didn't grow up thinking I would be a business owner or a financial planner, for that matter.
When I went to college, I studied sociology and was fascinated by the study of social change. When I went on to grad school, I became a teacher.
The transition from teacher to administrative assistant to investment analyst to business owner was a windy road, but it taught me the importance of embracing change and taking risks. I had to learn new skills, expand my network, and be open to opportunities.
But it was all worth it. I've discovered a passion for helping people manage their money better, and I still get to teach every day as my clients grow into more educated investors.
So, if you're feeling stuck, I encourage you to step outside your comfort zone. You never know where it might lead you.
