RichHER

Most women aren’t bad with money — they’ve just never been taught how the game actually works. In this episode, I sit down with Rachel Covert, who reached financial independence in her 30s and now helps women build wealth without strict budgets or shame. We talk about the money myths keeping smart women stuck, the red flags in your money mindset, and why earning more alone won’t fix the problem. If you’ve ever felt behind financially, this conversation might completely change the way you think about money.

Money Coach & Founder, Electri FI Wealth. I'm not a financial planner or advisor, so please refrain from referring to me with those titles. Also, (I know this one is hard) if at all possible, please try not to use the word advice in the questions. Words like suggestions, thoughts, ideas etc are better since there are super strict regulations in the US around financial "advice". 

About the Guest Bio:
Rachel Covert “retired” from her career as the VP of a women’s fashion brand at 36 after achieving financial independence. She quickly discovered that being fully retired in her 30’s was a misguided goal and that she needed a career pivot instead of retirement. After traveling the world for the better part of a year, she realized that her gift is to help people with their money, and that women in particular are severely in need of financial education. Rachel launched her money coaching business, Electri FI Wealth, and has helped over 400 women build wealth and pay off debt without strict budgets!

Our host, Sarah Coombes, is a wife, mum of 3, an educator… and now a multimillionaire. But a few years ago? She took a $50K pay cut… moved 15 times in 12 months with two babies… and had two weeks to find $110K. So no—this isn’t theory. This is experience. Sarah built my wealth from survival mode— and now she helps women do it smarter because one income isn’t safe anymore… and burnout isn’t the price of success.

We’re living in a time where trust is getting harder to earn, technology is moving faster than ever, and the skills that built businesses in the past are rapidly changing.
In this episode of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah sits down with Caroline Warnes to talk about the shifting landscape of business — from the growing trust recession in the digital world, to how AI is reshaping the skills that will matter most in the years ahead.
As automation accelerates, one thing is becoming clear: human connection is becoming more valuable, not less.
Caroline shares why building genuine relationships, growing your network, and having the courage to start conversations with people you’ve never met before is one of the most underestimated skills when starting a business.
In this episode we explore:
What the trust recession means for business and influence

How AI is changing the future skills landscape

Why relationship-building will become even more valuable in an automated world

How entrepreneurs can create opportunities by reaching out and starting conversations

Why this often-overlooked sales skill can be a powerful accelerator when building a business

If you're building something of your own, growing a network, or looking for practical ways to create opportunities instead of waiting for them — this conversation will give you a powerful perspective on what skills really matter moving forward.
Because sometimes the opportunities you're waiting for don’t appear online.

About the Host – Sarah Coombes
Sarah Coombes is the host of the RichHer Podcast, where she has honest conversations about money, opportunity, and building wealth as a woman.
Her journey into wealth didn’t start with comfort or security. She moved countries and took a $60,000 pay cut. At one point Sarah had two weeks to find $110,000.  While on maternity leave with two babies under two, her husband suffered a disabling back injury that wiped out their only source of income overnight. During that period, the family were living in a garages and moving 15 times in a year just to keep going.
Those experiences forced Sarah to become resourceful quickly — learning about money, property, and how to create multiple income streams so her family would never be weeks away from financial disaster again.
Today Sarah is a mum of three, educator, property investor, and entrepreneur who shares practical lessons, real stories, and conversations with experts to help women build wealth, expand their opportunities, and create lives that feel rich in every sense of the word.

Disclaimer
The information shared on the RichHer Podcast is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered financial, legal, or professional advice. The views expressed by the host and guests are their own. Please seek advice from a qualified professional before making financial, legal, or investment decisions.

Andrea, host of the All Figured Out Andrea podcast, joins Sarah to discuss all things career shifts, money's role in a career change, and how to having parenthood and a career could look for you.

Andrea Barr is a certified career and life coach and the host of the podcast All Figured Out. With over a decade of experience in the corporate world—most recently leading people development programs at a billion-dollar fashion brand—Andrea understands firsthand the realities of navigating ambition, identity, and work after becoming a parent.

After making two major career pivots of her own and building her coaching practice, Andrea now helps ambitious parents figure out their next career move or feel supported through the big transitions of coming back from, or stepping into, parental leave. Her signature approach, The Figure It Out Framework™, guides clients through the uncertainty of change so they can make confident decisions that support both their professional goals and their families.

Andrea’s coaching is practical, compassionate, and rooted in real-life strategy. Whether she’s leading workshops, coaching one-on-one, or sharing conversations on her podcast, she brings empathy, clarity, and a firm belief that thriving as both a parent and a professional isn’t just possible—it’s the whole point.

We’ve all been there — the moment you swore you’d stay calm, and suddenly you’re that yelling mum again. In this episode, I sit down with gentle parenting expert KJ Althoff to talk about what gentle parenting really means — and why it’s not about being perfect, calm, or soft all the time.
We unpack:
✨ The truth about gentle vs. traditional parenting (control vs connection)
✨ How understanding your child’s brain changes everything
✨ Why attachment, not discipline, builds lifelong resilience
✨ Simple nervous-system resets for when you’ve had enough

You’ll walk away with one powerful shift — to stop, notice, and reflect on the trigger before reacting. Because gentle parenting isn’t about never losing it… it’s about learning how to repair, reconnect, and raise your kids from a place of relationship, not control.

This episode is not about hustle.
It’s about accountability — the kind that quietly changes everything before life forces your hand.
If your last five years look the same, just with more stress and better outfits — it’s time to interrupt the loop.
Inside, I’ll walk you through:
What actually keeps most women stuck in the same year on repeat

How to know if you’re running from responsibility (even when you're busy)

3 RichHer-style ways to build financial accountability that sticks — without shame or spreadsheets

You don’t need to predict the fire.
You just need to stop pretending it won’t come.
Let’s get you ready — strong, steady, and in charge.

Host of the RichHer Podcast, Sarah Coombes, went from living in garages with two babies and a mountain of debt, to becoming a financial powerhouse. She didn’t build RichHer from a boardroom. She built it from breakdowns, burnout, and a baby monitor.
Now, she's on a mission to help 100,000 women take charge of their financial futures — before they’re forced to.

DISCLAIMER: The RichHer Podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only. By listening to this episode you agree this content does not constitute financial advice. Always seek personalised guidance from a qualified financial professional before making financial decisions.