High-achieving women often feel like frauds about money despite objective success. Steve Chen explores how peer conversations help surface reality, share knowledge, and counter the self-doubt that keeps capable women from trusting their financial competence.
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One of the things specifically to women that I was thinking about coming into this conversation is a lot of women feel like they're faking it with finances. Like, they don't feel like they have all the information. Even like the group that Danny's a part of, they're so successful. I don't think people would believe this. Just some of the most successful women on the planet. And still the confidence isn't there around finance. You know, there's still a lot of unknowns. And so we'll call it like imposter money mindset. Like there isn't the understanding of just how far along they are. And so back to your comment about community. Like, I think it's super powerful to be in community with other women talking, like very openly about your financial situation because where else are you going to get that, like, wow, you're amazing kind of feedback because we don't know.