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Tori Dunlap

Mentioned in 4 analyzed podcast episodes across 2 shows

Founder of Her First 100K and author of Financial Feminist, she hosts the Financial Feminist podcast where she explores wealth-building, financial empowerment, and systemic barriers to women's economic independence. She is frequently discussed as an expert on financial feminism, money mindset, and the corporate-to-entrepreneurship transition. Her work focuses on helping women achieve financial independence and decoupling their identity from business metrics.

Episode Appearances

Networth and Chill with Your Rich BFF

Networth and Chill with Your Rich BFF · Feb 25, 2026

Why Financial Independence Is the Ultimate Power Move

“Founder of Her First 100K, author of Financial Feminist, host of Financial Feminist podcast; guest discussing wealth-building and financial feminism”

Financial Independence and Personal AgencySalary Negotiation and Job-Hopping StrategyEntrepreneurship vs. W-2 Employment Wealth-Building
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Financial Feminist

Financial Feminist · Feb 24, 2026

275. Roadmap to Quitting Your Job and Building a Business in 2026 with Sam Vander Wielen

“Host of Financial Feminist podcast; discusses her own corporate-to-entrepreneurship journey and identity decoupling from business metrics.”

Corporate exit strategy and financial off-rampsLLC formation and business structure basicsDigital product business models
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Financial Feminist

Financial Feminist · Feb 5, 2026

274. How to Shift Your Money Mindset and Earn More in 2026 with Mimi Bouchard

“Host of Financial Feminist podcast; founder of Her First 100K; discusses systemic barriers to women's wealth and financial empowerment”

Money mindset and identity shiftsReticular activating system (RAS) and belief filteringLimiting beliefs and self-sabotage around money
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Financial Feminist

Financial Feminist · Feb 3, 2026

273. How To Get and STAY Rich with Vivian Tu (Your Rich BFF)

“Host of Financial Feminist podcast and founder of Her First 100K, co-discussing money narratives and financial education”

Childhood money trauma and inherited financial narrativesStrategic spending and distinguishing wants from status purchasesHigh earner financial anxiety (HENRY psychology)
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