The Rhythm of Money
The Rhythm of Money is a podcast for women who want to be clear and capable with money. It's for those ready to build the type of wealth that follows a personal vision of steady success.
Hosted by a retired investment advisor and former business consultant, this show starts where most money conversations skip past: the nervous system, old beliefs, avoidance, quiet shame, and the emotional patterns that have been shaping financial choices long before any spreadsheet entered the picture.
Money isn't only math. It's also rhythm, safety, attention, timing, and trust.
From the first episode, The Rhythm of Money offers a steady place to begin again, with practical insight, emotional honesty, and a compassionate yet effective way to build financial thriving over time.
The podcast is built as a progression, with each episode building on the last, so be sure to subscribe, and we'll build this together.
The Rhythm of Money. Living Your True Note.
The Rhythm of Money
Episodes
3 Questions That Turn Financial Dreams Into Daily Decisions - S2E1
What you believe is possible with money is already shaping what you spend, save, finance, and prepare for today.In the first episode of Season Two, Indigo Dutton shares a story from her work as the island project manager for a Native Haw...
How to Make a New Money Habit Stick- S2E2
Ever wonder why good money habits don’t stick, no matter how much you want them to? In this episode of The Rhythm of Money, you'll learn the tiny step that actually recalibrates your inner compass around money to naturally point t...
Are Your Spending Patterns Still Serving the Life You Want? - S2E3
You may be able to afford a purchase and still wonder why it keeps showing up without your intending for it to.Repeated spending often buys more than the item or service itself. It may create ease, offer relief after a demanding day, rei...
The Debt Strategy: What to Tackle First and What to Keep - S2E4
A good debt strategy can be the key to not just ending financial anxiety, but improving actual financial results. You can know exactly how much debt you have and still be unsure what to do with it. Should you pay off the smallest ba...