Once in a blue moon I post something to instagram. I use instagram as a junk drawer to post things that I just need to get off my chest.

A few weeks ago, I posted a clip about my choice to de-center romantic partnership in my 30's. I shared how much better my life got these past 7 years as a result of that choice.

One of the many benefits I shared was that my revenue tripled.
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I shared my experience because there's not a ton of content showing people who are Single-On-Purpose and LOVING every minute of it. Women really need to know there's nothing to fear about being single!

The feedback I got was mostly positive. But there WAS a recurring pattern from some men in the comments. It was this 👇

AAAAND we need to address this.

Look. I'm sure that 90% of us know making money is not "masculine".....

BUT

There's also a 99% chance your subconscious might be infected with this propaganda.

If the media only ever shows us rich and powerful MEN, we internalize that message.
If the only people we know directly who have money are MEN, we internalize that message.
If the media only ever shows us women being dependent on MEN for money, we internalize that message.

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Let them call you "masculine"

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I've been lucky enough to attract men in my life who are very confident, caring, and supportive. My ex of 17 years was my biggest cheerleader (and a really incredible man!).

But there ARE some men who might consider us making money "masculine".

My response to that? "Sure! Call it masculine, baby 💃. It's not MY job to eat ramen noodles and struggle financially to protect your fragile ego."

Let me brainwash you to release those pesky limiting beliefs about money 👇

Plus a response you can use whenever men call you "masculine" for being rich.

🤍,
Brenda