What is it isn't really about the money but more about creating a life you don’t need to escape from?

In this episode, Angela talks with Linda Ta Yonemoto, founder of Good For You Money, about what it really means to build wealth on your own terms. Linda shares her story of growing up as a child of refugees, navigating a high-pressure career in tech and digital strategy, and ultimately choosing a path aligned with her values. Together they explore how our relationship with money shapes our identity, why high earners can still feel trapped, and how to design a life that’s sustainable, not just financially but emotionally.

Themes:

• Financial independence beyond FIRE

• Values-based wealth and time freedom

• Identity, status, and the cost of over adaptation

• Breaking inherited success scripts

• Redefining growth outside the corporate path

Whether you’re leading a company or leading your own reinvention, this is an invitation to rethink what you’re really working for.

High performance looks great on paper. Until your body starts keeping the score.

In this episode, Aoife Reilly shares how she went from thriving at IBM and Meta to facing a quiet health crisis that changed everything. What began as burnout symptoms turned into a complete rethinking of success, work, and well-being.

We talk about:

• The physical cost of pushing through and why most people miss the early signs

• Why Aoife didn’t leave corporate overnight — and what changed when she became a parent

• How she built Juvelo to support leaders who want to thrive without burning out

• The surprising link between nutrition, energy, and executive performance

This isn’t your usual burnout story — it’s about making space for health before your body forces you to.

Connect with Aoife: www.juvelolife.com Email: aoife@juvelolife.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aoife-reilly-juvelo/

What do archaeology, the Peace Corps, and SaaS revenue architecture have in common? More than you think, especially when Beth Yehaskel is the one connecting the dots.

Beth didn’t set out to build a career in tech. She started in the dirt (literally) as an archaeologist. But her love of writing and curiosity about people took her from field reports to technical writing, and eventually to customer success, go-to-market strategy, and coaching executives across the globe.

In this episode, we talk about how to spot the systems and patterns that hold businesses (and careers) back, and why stepping away after a bad job can sometimes be the best decision you ever make.

We also explore:

• The red flags she missed and what she learned from a role that didn’t work

• Why consulting helped her rediscover confidence and clarity

• Why AI is about systems, not shortcuts.

If you’ve ever felt stuck between “I’ve worked hard for this” and “I’m not sure I want it anymore,” Beth’s story will speak to you.

Connect with Beth:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/beth-yehaskel-4b71a

https://www.elevategtmexecs.com/