The Goddess Pioneer of Money Health, Discovery, & Mastery; Chantel Chapman

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Chantel Chapman is a money mindset educator. This episode is devoted to understanding the pillars she uses to teach Trauma of Money. Her incredible conversation on how our personal traumas can subconsciously affect our earning power and relationships with money is fascinating and comes from years of Chantel's work and research.

Mel and Chantel discuss Chantel's journey to make some serious changes after many years in the finance industry. Her pivot led her to founding and becoming a part of the amazing companies listed below. Just one dream in India changed the course of her whole life, freed her from chains she almost didn't even realize she was carrying for years, and empowered her to become a woman that others could follow and use as a resource in their journey for financial wellbeing. Her message is clear, that by understanding what is limiting us, deep down, you become able to learn and grow your financial lives in ways otherwise stunted. Her peaceful and highly intellectual energy, research, and vibes will open your mind and keep you thinking for days. It's a great listen and is always an epic experience to interact with her.

Chantel is the Founder of The Trauma of Money, a compassionate approach that heals psychological traumas to create financial safety and well-being; @traumaofmoney

Founder of What The Finances, a mindful literacy for people looking to get their money right offering coaching and workshops facilitator certifications; @whatthefinances

Partner at The School By KP, skill-building classes for the curious and entrepreneurial, taught by creatives; @schoolbykp

She is also the co-host of the @wcrpodcast for the @WIPPWellness community a platform making holistic wellness being more accessible.

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