The Money Storyteller Method: Unpacking the Psychology Behind Your Financial Habits with Katherine Pomerantz

What if your biggest financial hang-ups aren’t about numbers—but about the story you’re telling yourself?

In this episode, Hailey sits down with Katherine Pomerantz, the actress-turned-accountant behind the Money Storyteller Method. Together, they dive into the powerful idea that your relationship with money is deeply rooted in past experiences—and that rewriting your “money story” is the key to building a business that actually supports the life you want.

Katherine shares her signature 3-pillar framework (Money Story, Money Systems, Money Map), explains how to assign money a job in your business, and breaks down why doing less can actually help you earn more.

Whether you’re a saver who’s scared to spend or a spender chasing ROI, this conversation will shift how you think about investing, success, and the stories shaping your decisions.

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So many entrepreneurs are chasing more—more offers, more visibility, more revenue—without realizing that what they actually need is more clarity. And that clarity starts with the story you’re telling yourself about money.

Katherine’s insights are a breath of fresh air in a noisy industry. She doesn’t just help you look at the numbers—she helps you understand what they’re saying. She’s living proof that emotional intelligence and financial strategy can coexist—and even thrive—together.

If this episode resonated, I want you to know: this kind of alignment is exactly what I help my clients create inside Subscribers to Sales. Whether it’s refining your message, simplifying your offers, or showing up with more purpose in your marketing, we’re always working toward a business that supports your version of success.

And if your money story feels a little tangled right now? That’s okay. It just means you’re human.

Go download Katherine’s free Money Autobiography Workbook, take yourself through the questions, and give yourself the space to see what’s really running the show.

Then come back to your business with fresh eyes—and a little more grace.

Because you don’t need to do more to be more. You just need to align what you’re building with what you actually want.

Here’s to financial clarity, empowered choices, and the courage to keep it simple.