30/10/2025
My Aunt Norah was a pioneer
And she did it at a time when women were told to be polite, quiet, and especially silent about money
Yet there she was…
one of the few female Lloyd's bank managers in the 1960's
guiding clients, making financial decisions, and standing confidently in her expertise
She didn’t apologise for understanding money
She didn’t doubt her abilities
And she never felt she had to shrink to make others comfortable
Looking back through my family records this weekend, I realise her confidence wasn’t just about numbers .... it was about belief
Belief in her value
Belief in her capability
Belief that she had every right to be in those rooms
And that’s the heart of financial psychology
Money isn’t only about maths
It’s about the stories we carry, the fears we inherited, the habits we learned,
and the courage we build to trust ourselves
So many people know what they should do with money.
What they truly crave is the confidence to make it happen
That’s why I do the work I do
I help people gently release old money patterns, build emotional safety around finances, and step into a more confident and empowered financial relationship with themselves
Not through pressure
Not through shame
Through support, understanding, and mindset shifts that last
If you’re ready to feel more at ease with money
more confident and in-control
If you're ready to let go of all the worry, anxiety and stress
I’d love to support you to be "more Norah"
To find out more, check out my website: www.carolynwhitehouse.com
p.s. Here's Norah's idea for raising more tax - do you agree?