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91. The Discount Reflex: Stop Negotiating Against Yourself (opens the original)
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In this solo episode of Talk Wealthy to Me, Michelle Taylor is calling out a money habit many of us don’t even realize we have: the discount reflex. It happens when you quote your rate and immediately add, “but I’m flexible.” When you walk into a salary conversation already explaining why the company might not be able to pay you more. When you offer the friends-and-family discount nobody asked for. Or when you lower your number simply because you’re afraid of hearing no. The problem? That seemin
90. The $10,000 Test: What You Do With Unexpected Money Says Everything (opens the original)
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What would you do if $10,000 unexpectedly landed in your account tomorrow? A bonus. A tax refund. An inheritance. A commission check. A cash gift. Maybe even $40 someone finally Venmoed you from dinner three months ago. Unexpected money has a funny way of feeling different from the money we earn every day—and that feeling can make us move much faster than we normally would. In this episode of Talk Wealthy to M, Michelle Taylor breaks down why the way you handle a small windfall today may be a pr
89. Stop Letting the Economy Scare You: How Wealthy Women Read the News (opens the original)
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The economy feels loud right now. Interest rates. Inflation. Market swings. Job reports. Scary headlines designed to make you feel like you should be doing something with your money immediately. But should you? In this solo episode of Talk Wealthy To Me, Michelle Taylor shares the simple framework she uses to help clients separate economic noise from information that actually matters to their financial lives. Through real client stories—including one costly decision made during the COVID market
88. Your Handbag Is Not an Investment: The Money Lies We Need to Stop Telling Ourselves (opens the original)
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What actually makes something an investment? We use the word constantly: the designer handbag is an “investment piece,” the kitchen remodel is an “investment in the house,” the vacation is an “investment in the marriage.” But somewhere along the way, investment became less of a financial definition and more of a way to justify spending money on things we want. In this solo episode of Talk Wealthy To Me, Michelle Taylor introduces what she calls “investment laundering”—the habit of taking a purch
87. Marrying Rich Is Not a Financial Plan: Why Being Around Money Isn’t the Same as Owning It (opens the original)
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“Just marry rich.” It’s become part joke, part TikTok trend, and for some women, a very real response to the exhaustion of trying to build a career, manage a household, raise a family, and somehow still have time to enjoy the life they’ve worked so hard for. But there’s a financial distinction that rarely makes it into the soft-life conversation: being around wealth is not the same as owning wealth. In this episode of Talk Wealthy to Me, Michelle Taylor breaks down what she calls the proximity i
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