Financial Autonomy for Women: The Personal Finance Podcast27 Aug

What Would Dolly Do? Mindset and Financial Lessons from Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton continues to be a role model for us in so many ways. And, in this episde, I focus on what she's shared with us in terms of mindset and her financial legacy.

A self-made and savvy businesswoman, gifted musician and philanthropist, Dolly Parton's life, example, and words can offer us inspiration on our financial journeys.

In a time where so many public figures act so terribly, we're lucky to have the enduring role modeling that Dolly Parton offered the world, just by being herself.

Listen for some inspiration and some optimism--undoubtedly things Dolly Parton stood for.

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