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Radical Personal Finance

1027: Should Women Work?

Radical Personal Finance

Joshua J. Sheats, MSFS, CFP, CLU, ChFC, CASL, RHU, REBC, CAP

Finance, Retirement, Insurance, Business, Money, Education, Self-improvement, Financial, Independence, Growth, Advice, Investing, Family, Personal, Radical, Christian, Faith

4.41.9K Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2024

⏱️ 133 minutes

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Summary

I admit it; the title is a little bit of clickbait. I received a set of important and cogent questions from a concerned mother-of-daughters who was wrestling with some of my male-oriented comments and advice recently. In this episode I seek to thoughtfully explore and articulate the differences between male and female career aspirations and leadership in society and discuss openly some of the challenges we currently face.

This episode was quite difficult to do because in our current public discussions we seem to orient towards extremism, rather than taking an honest look at the world, accounting honestly for differences between men and women without diminishing either sex.

I did my best with these important questions; I hope my comments spark some useful conversation with you and your loved ones.

Joshua

Transcript

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0:00.0

Welcome to Radical Personal Finance.

0:01.3

Today on the podcast, I want to interact with a series of important questions posed to me by a

0:05.9

listener who I will call Amy.

0:07.9

Amy writes in and says, hi Josh, well thank you for all the work that you do.

0:10.7

Been a big fan.

0:11.5

Gives me some time on her listening and says, I was listening to a recent episode,

0:16.1

number 1016, and it really hit me in a stark way and for context

0:22.8

1016 was an episode titled Things Young Men Should Do in 2024

0:28.3

wherein I read basically a tweet thread by a Twitter user

0:32.4

and then interacted a little bit with the ideas with

0:34.8

specific advice for young men.

0:37.8

Amy goes on and shares a little bit about her personal family details with me and says,

0:41.8

anyway, I enjoy your values and leadership. I feel like I have

0:45.5

no influence because I have no sons and am not a man. When I listen to an episode like this,

0:54.5

it makes me question my existence,

0:57.1

and if I have any power or values as a woman. So please bear with me in my questions. I ask them from a woman.

1:02.7

So please bear with me in my questions.

1:04.2

I ask them from a positive perspective

1:06.2

because I'd appreciate your leadership guidance and perspective.

1:08.8

And she goes on with these questions.

1:10.7

First off, what would Joshua teach his daughter or young women to become great leaders in our society?

1:17.0

Can his, meaning Joshua's, can his wife be a leader in the family? How? What does that look like, practically speaking? Does Joshua see the

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