The Confident Woman Podcast · Rachel Brooks

How to Reprogram Your Money Mindset with Lisa Easton

March 11, 2026·47 min·3 clips

Lisa Easton went from homeless to a millionaire after discovering the subconscious program keeping her broke.

Lisa starts with survival, not theory. Rachel welcomes her as an investment-club founder and a 2025 Glamour Woman of the Year, then opens a warm conversation about money, control, and the beliefs women carry. The invitation feels personal before any advice shows up. Wealth is connected to mindset, manifestation, perfectionism, pressure, and the need for control, but Lisa does not turn it into soft encouragement. She says a real mindset shift has to change behavior. Thinking differently means walking, talking, acting, choosing, and taking risks differently. That is where the episode gets its charge. Wealth is not treated like ease. It sounds more like the choice to make decisions your fearful or stagnant self would avoid. Lisa names the weight plainly. Payroll, families, livelihoods, and daily pressure are part of the life she says she now loves and carries. There is gratitude here, but no fantasy that success means comfort, passivity, or applause before the work is done. Then her story sharpens. She remembers being basically homeless four years ago, living in a room with nothing, and still being able to picture something different. Rachel hears the shock of that. The conversation stops feeling like a polished money formula and becomes a question of what a woman does when the evidence around her still looks impossible. Lisa keeps coming back to doing the work anyway, when nobody is watching, when nobody is cheering, when it feels awful, when it feels like loss. The host closes by turning the mirror back toward women building momentum, taking ownership, and writing a story of their own.

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A grounded money story about belief, risk, and responsibility.

Lisa's story keeps money grounded in lived experience rather than theory. After a 23-year marriage, four children, financial strain, and a stretch of homelessness four years ago, she founded the only all-female investment club in the United States.

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You want a money reset grounded in lived change, not polished theory.

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