It is a customized overview of what I have taught in 5 hours at retreats and in seminars. The combination of your money story, your values/principles, and other factors to create your unique Financial North Star. As always, it will be interactive and personal. How does your money represent who you are?
The Wealth Rebellion is a virtual series for women who have lived the full complexity of money: its power, its fragility, its silence, and its ability to both wound and liberate. The host, Juliana Uto, and I discuss the exploration of the emotional and philanthropic side of wealth.
This is not a summit about earning more or “doing it right.” It’s a series of real conversations about how women make decisions around assets, ownership, risk, philanthropy, and independence once income is no longer the central question - and when lived experience must be integrated, not bypassed.
Your money story reflects exactly the perspective this room is designed to hold: growing up inside volatility and resilience, witnessing structural inequity firsthand, navigating wealth from both the professional and client sides of the table, and ultimately integrating rational strategy with emotional truth. Your work - and your philosophy of The Power of And - names something many women feel but rarely see articulated in capital conversations.
The format is a single ~40-minute recorded grounded, thoughtful dialogue about money, agency, and stewardship among peers who understand that wealth is never purely technical. You can listen/watch here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zQq3VeqMKTEQpspdAaIKLkStx_t7G2xo/view?usp=sharing
Inside the Wealth Catalyst community last week, we hosted a closed-door conversation on exactly this tension. The session was peer-led by Emily Scott, founder of Emily Scott AND, and one of the most thoughtful voices I know on the emotional side of money. Emily has spent more than a decade working at the intersection of psychology and wealth, helping high-capacity women understand not just their portfolios, but their wiring. She is both clinically rigorous and deeply human, which is a rare combination in financial conversations.
She opened with a line that landed hard for me: “Right now is a real test of what I’ve been talking about for 11 years.”
When markets were generous, it was easier to sound steady. When liquidity tightens, exits stall, public markets reprice, and political noise compounds economic uncertainty, the emotional side of money stops being theoretical. It becomes physiological.
Emily shares deeply about her experience with a tumultuous childhood filled with mixed messages about money to overcoming patriarchal challenges on Wall Street. Despite the struggles and setbacks, she acknowledges that all of those experiences allowed her to be the woman she is today.
Through it all, she found that philanthropy and volunteerism were always what truly spoke to her soul — regardless of financial gain. Now, Emily helps guide people through the emotional stories we create around money to help them understand their own finances and money stories more deeply.
This episode also honors Emily's remarkable leadership and the subtle yet profound impacts she makes by sharing her wealth with others. Don't miss out on this heartfelt conversation packed with lessons on self-advocacy, understanding money stories, and creating a legacy driven by purpose and generosity.
Your personal relationship with money and how you think about it
Fundamentals of Revisit, Rethink, Reframe
Net Worth vs Self Worth
Coming to the Conversation Curious...1 question with a 2-minute answer. Today's question: "As a lifelong learner and guru in transformational thinking, what sources have you found to be most effective?" Russell Benaroya shares 3 books and his key takeaway from each. (1st Note: I bought the first one later that day and it is a phenomenal read).
Ashley and I talk about creating your own personal or family mission statements, and how you can use that to live your values more fully. We all have those values and beliefs that are most important to us. How much time have you spent thinking about them? Incorporating them in your life? With your partner? With your family? Are they the same as those of others in your family? Join us as we talk about the why, how, what, when, and how to continue to monitor and review your mission to keep it as a Northstar in your life.
What is your money story and how does it affect your business decisions? What is your employees’ money mindset? What is the Power of AND? What is Coming to the Conversation Curious? Listen and learn as Stacey McKibbin and Emily Scott discuss all of this and more.
In this episode Josh talks with Emily Scott, a legacy and philanthropic guide, author and passion-holic. They discuss how instead of asking “What is your passion?” a better question would be “What energizes you?”.
Welcome to The Sustainable Business Radio Show podcast where you’ll learn not only how to create a sustainable business but you’ll also learn the secrets of creating extraordinary value within your business and your life. In The Sustainable Business, we focus on what it’s going to take for you to take your successful business and make it economically and personally successful.
Your host, Josh Patrick, is going to help us through finding great thought leaders as well as providing insights he’s learned through his 40 years of owning, running, planning and thinking about what it takes to make a successful business sustainable.
Our guest today is Emily Scott.
Discover the Power of &: Aligning strategic guidance with purposeful legacy exploration and philanthropic direction
You are a busy person. You juggle so many balls in the air. You could probably join a circus with your prowess you are highly networked. You are also a philanthropist and yo advocate for causes important to you. You are exactly the person I would ask to join my board if I was a nonprofit and why I believe if you want to get things done, you ask a busy person to do them..."
"When I was told "no," I used to think "how can you possibly say no, don't you care about __?" It took me a long time to recognize that my passion is MY passion and simply may not resonate with others." - Emily Scott
"The budget review is not just a look at how my dollars are spent. It is a true reflection of how I live my life per my values and interests." - Emily Scott
"Think about your values and if the way you are spending your wealth is in concert with them." - Emily Scott
Syama Bunten and I open the Wealth Catalyst New York City Summit with a fireside chat, “The Story Behind Every Financial Decision You’ve Ever Made.”