UnF*ck Your Money

How to Do Hard Financial Things (Without Melting Down)

Nadine Zumot

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Avoiding money tasks doesn’t mean you’re irresponsible.

It usually means your nervous system thinks something is unsafe.

In this episode, we explore how to approach overwhelming financial tasks using a gentle, exposure-style method inspired by therapeutic practices. Instead of forcing yourself to “just be disciplined,” you’ll learn how to build tolerance, confidence, and safety around money, one small step at a time.

If you’ve been avoiding checking your bank account, calling about taxes, reviewing debt, opening a retirement account, or even raising your prices, this episode will give you a clear, practical framework to move forward without triggering panic or shutdown.


Who This Episode Is For?

•Entrepreneurs who avoid bookkeeping or taxes

•High earners who feel overwhelmed by retirement planning

•People who freeze when checking their bank balance

•Anyone who feels shame around “not having it together” financially

•Anyone who wants to build financial confidence without self-punishment


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Money isn’t just math. It’s behavior.

If you’re struggling with overspending, avoidance, financial anxiety, overgiving, or simply feeling overwhelmed by money, let’s talk.

As a Behavioral Finance Coach and Somatic Practitioner, I help people understand the behavior behind their money so they can bridge the gap between knowing what to do and actually doing it.

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