Hosted by Tara Conti Bansal · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 22 episodes
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The "Her Life, Her Practice, Her Way" podcast—was created for female financial advisors who want more than just success on paper. It’s for those of us who care deeply about our clients, our families, and ourselves, and who are looking for real connection, support, and inspiration as we navigate the complexities of life and work.What You’ll Find Here:Stories of women building financial advisory practices on their own termsHonest conversations about challenges, growth, and fulfillmentPractical insights from women who are redefining successA supportive community of like-minded, exceptional female advisorsI believe that we do our best work—and live our best lives—when we honor our values, trust our instincts, and leverage our unique strengths.This is a space where we can explore what that looks like together.Whether you’re new to the profession, evolving your practice, or simply seeking a little more ease and joy in your day-to-day, you’re so welcome here.Let’s build something mea
Tara Conti Bansal hosts Her Life, Her Practice, Her Way, a business show with 22 episodes published.
As Tara closes out the first season of Her Life, Her Practice, Her Way, she reflects on what these conversations have revealed—about the profession, about the women in it, and about herself. Through powerful themes like
Joanne Burke didn’t start her career in financial planning. She began in tax at KPMG, working with ultra-high-net-worth families and developing deep technical expertise. But over time she realized that what interested he
What happens when you get crystal clear about your impact — and equally clear about what is enough for you? In this episode, Tara sits down with Oakland-based CFP®, Ella Taylor to explore environmental sustainability, sy
Melissa Yano didn’t get into financial planning because it was some lifelong dream. She got into it because she thought she needed it as a young single mom. Growing up, money was a source of stress and wasn’t talked abou
In this episode, Tara talks with Kim Abmeyer, founding equity partner of Ascentis Wealth and Ascentis Asset Management, about responsibility, growth, and the importance of women supporting one another in financial servic
What happens when fear becomes a signal to pay attention to, rather than a stop sign? In this episode, Tara sits down with Amy Irvine to talk about the courage it takes to build a financial planning practice that truly f
Operations coach and business owner Kristen Lux shares her journey from working in restaurants to systems / operations consulting and coaching. She talks about what it’s really like to run a business with her husband, an
Michelle Gass shares how four different careers led her to the work she was truly meant for. In this conversation, she reflects on discovering life planning, building a team that genuinely hums, and creating a practice t
Part two with Shanna Due is an honest look at the comfort we find in being supported—and how we can offer that same presence to ourself and others. This episode — the second part of my conversation with Shanna Due — is a
I first met Shanna Due through The Society of Advice and later had the chance to work with her more closely in an accountability group she leads. She’s smart, genuine, and deeply intentional about how she designs both he
From reading books at bars to becoming a nationally ranked ballroom dancer, Dr. Amy Leis has built her extraordinary life and career on one simple mantra: “Keep Saying Yes.” A PhD in educational psychology who became a f
Some stories remind you that courage doesn’t always look like confidence—it often looks like saying yes before you’re fully ready. In this episode, Jen Hushion shares how a leap of faith took her from Toronto to Prague,
Carl Richards never set out to become the “Sketch Guy” for the New York Times. In fact, he thought he was applying to be a security guard when he stumbled into a job in securities. From that mix-up to the simple whiteboa
Abbie Danko’s path into financial advising is anything but typical. Just before graduating with degrees in psychology and religious studies, she faced the devastating loss of her mom—and made the brave decision not to di
Sarah Carr has lived many lives in one. Betrothed at 14 to a much older man, she survived sexual abuse and the weight of purity culture, endured the loss of two brothers, and walked through the grief of divorce. Her stor
In this uplifting and deeply personal episode of Her Life, Her Practice, Her Way, I sit down with my friend and fellow financial advisor, Kristin Stutz, to explore her remarkable journey from salon owner to cancer surviv
Angela Dorsey went from reading Money magazine in her childhood bedroom to building a business (Dorsey Wealth Management) she loves—trusting her gut and taking one brave step at a time. In this conversation, we talk abou
In this heartfelt and thoughtful episode of Her Life, Her Practice, Her Way, Tara sits down with Larissa Costello, founder of Protea Wealth Management, to explore the winding path that led her from South Africa to Austra
In this inspiring and down-to-earth conversation, I talk with Linda Rogers, founder of Planning Within Reach, about building a practice — and a life — rooted in authenticity, intention, and impact. With her tagline “Plan
In this heartfelt and engaging episode, Tara sits down with Kathryn Kubiak-Rizzone, a former physical therapist turned financial planner and founder of About Time Financial Planning. Kathryn shares her inspiring journey
Amy Irvine
Digital PR Director · Rooted Planning Group
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Carl Richards
certified financial planner, The New York Times Sketch Guy, author of Your Money: Reimagining Wealth in 101 Simple Sketches · Podcast Solutions Made Simple
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Carr
The Boston Globe
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Her Life, Her Practice, Her Way is hosted by Tara Conti Bansal. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 22 episodes.
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