Your Money Operating System: Rewiring Your Financial Identity with Hilary Hendershott


 

What does true financial transformation look like?

In this moving and masterfully honest episode, Dr. Felecia Froe sits down with Hilary Hendershott – MBA, CFP®, TEDx speaker, and founder of Hendershott Wealth Management. Hilary pulls back the curtain on her deeply personal journey from being broke and maxed out at a gas station to building an eight-figure net worth and a thriving wealth management firm designed by women, for women.

If you’ve ever felt like money was slipping through your fingers or doubted your ability to “catch up,” this episode is your permission slip to rewrite your money story.

 

00:00 – Why We’re Here:  Reclaiming your power with money

01:00 – Hilary’s Start:  Scarcity, shame, and money confusion

05:00 – Rock Bottom:  The gas station moment that changed everything

08:00 – Money Beliefs:  How psychology drives spending

11:00 – The Shift:  Healing, rebuilding, and regaining control

22:00 – Purpose-Driven Wealth:  Falling in love with financial planning

27:00 – Think Ahead:  Why timing your financial decisions matters

29:00 – Life Hits Hard:  How financial preparation supported Hilary during crisis

39:00 – Rewrite Your Story:  From debt to legacy with power and intention

 

💼 Be the Boss of Your Own Money. Own Your Future.

You were born for so much  – to lead, inspire, and strive with purpose.
At WealthBuildHers International, we’re defining what it truly means to be financially fearless.
Join a movement of bold women who are investing with intention, building wealth, creating legacies, and rewriting money rules.

 

Ready to take the first step?

 

Connect with us today:
Website: moneywithmission.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moneywithmission/

 

Connect with Hilary!
Website: hendershottwealth.com
LinkedIn: httlinkedin.com/in/hilarythecfp

 

Key Quotes:

“No matter how money has gone in your past, you can have an abundance in your future.” – Hilary Hendershott

“I don’t really care about your money. I care about what money does for you.” – Hilary Hendershott

 

 

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