"Get Your Advice From A Woman": Women's History and Financial Independence with Galia Gichon, Author and Financial Expert
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English - June 24, 2021 13:00 - 35 minutes - 28.5 MBMental Health Health & Fitness Education Self-Improvement feminist coaching psychology staff development self development public speaking teaching encouragement women leadership mental health Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Tune into today's episode where Jenny interviews author and financial expert Galia Gichon. Jenny and Galia discuss her new book, “The Accidental Suffragist,” and the challenges of writing fiction that both accurately represents the major events of the suffragist movement in a specific time and place and develops complex characters. They also discuss financial independence as a feminist must and the 3 things Galia recommends for women who want to learn about being financially savvy.
02:00 - The premise of The Accidental Suffragist
04:30 - Maintaining and Sustaining the fight of the original suffragists
07:00 - Men’s role during the time period and the character Albert
10:00 - Black women’s presence in the suffragist movement
15:30 - Galia's journey from financial books to historical fiction
19:00 - Why you should get your financial advice from a woman
24:20 - Money creates choices & how women invest
31:00 - Galia’s next books
Connect with Galia at:
www.instagram.com/pagesandmore/
Connect with Jenny at:
www.dothefirework.com
www.instagram.com/dothefirework
www.twitter.com/dothefirework
Resources mentioned:
The Accidental Suffragist - book by Galia Gichon https://amzn.to/3j1wIRK
Money Matters - book by Galia Gichon https://amzn.to/3zWybPx
Her First 100K - podcast by Tori Dunlap https://herfirst100k.com/
Female Financial Experts:
Jean Chatzky
Suze Orman
Jacquette Timmons