Episode 46: Our relationship with money, as it relates to masculine/feminine energy - Nicole Corning

Tammy Tuesday

Today we hear from Nicole Corning, a financial advisor and partner of her own firm. She dives into the awareness around the power of women around money in life and how it’s more of an energy focussed thing that is more about feminine energy than material. Her focus is in changing the perspective of money for women. It is not a taboo topic, it is a tool of empowerment. She discusses the importance of women taking on a role in the financial services space. She highlights how money is truly a feminine energy and has only been masculinized through society over time much like how control was gained by power with no allowance of feminine influence, until now. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Bio: Nicole Corning is a Managing Partner of Pathlight Advisors. She holds several industry designations including that of CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER CFP™, Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor CRPC®, and the Accredited Investment Fiduciary AIF®. She has been part of the finance and banking industry in Scottsdale, Arizona since 2001.

Nicole is a member of the Retirement Advisor Council and was named one of the Top Women Advisor by the National Association of Plan Advisors, NAPA*, from 2018-2023. Nicole has also been named a Top Woman Wealth Advisor by Forbes Magazine in 2022, 2023 and 2024. Prior to coming to Arizona, Nicole worked in Washington D.C. and had the honor of working on two presidential campaigns as well as several senatorial and congressional campaigns around the country. Nicole is also a published author and hosts a podcast focused on working mother issues. She has appeared on the Katie Couric Show and has been featured in Financial Planning Magazine, 401K Specialist Magazine, NAPANet Magazine, and Plan Consultant Magazine. In 2020 she was named the inaugural chairwoman of the American Retirement Association Council for Women. She is active in the Scottsdale non-profit community and sits on the board of the Care Fund, is a graduate of Scottsdale Leadership Class of XXIV, and sits on the NAPA Governmental Affairs Committee. Nicole graduated Cum Laude from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Her two sons and loyal rescue dogs keep her busy. You can reach out to Nicole at [e-mail]