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The Shame of Not Knowing

The Shame of Not Knowing

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One of the biggest barriers to making good financial decisions during divorce isn't a lack of knowledge—it's the belief that you should already know.

In this episode, Beate explores why so many intelligent, capable women stay quiet when they don't understand financial or legal conversations, and how that silence can become a financial risk. She shares a simple shift in perspective that makes it easier to ask questions, slow decisions down, and stay confidently involved in your own financial future.

In this episode:

  • Why "I should know this already" is holding you back.
  • How shame affects financial decisions.
  • Why asking questions is a strength, not a weakness.
  • Three practical permissions to take into every meeting with advisers, solicitors or banks.

Because you don't need to know everything—you just need to stay in the conversation.

See you soon

With love from Mallorca

Beate


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And of course, little disclaimer to be clear, this is no financial advice, I am sharing my story and experience from the last decades and those of my clients, always do your own research and always understand what you are investing in. Don’t do it just because your hairdresser heard something somewhere or it was in the newest fashion magazine.

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