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Financial coach Vale Laco: 'Many women want to earn more, but unconsciously believe giving is more important'
🇦🇷 Argentina /Economy & Trade

Financial coach Vale Laco: 'Many women want to earn more, but unconsciously believe giving is more important'

From La Nación · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

At a glance

Interview Named sources Context piece
  • Financial coach Valeria Laconich helps women overcome subconscious beliefs that hinder their earning potential.
  • She integrates financial education with personal development, focusing on emotional intelligence and reprogramming one's relationship with money.
  • Laconich's six-month mentorship program aims to help women professionalize their work, define clear financial goals, and build profitable, scalable businesses.

Many women struggle with discussing money, often holding subconscious beliefs that prioritize giving over earning, stemming from a cultural upbringing where talking about finances was considered impolite or selfish. Valeria Laconich, known as Vale Laco, addresses this tension through her unique approach.

Many women want to earn more money, but unconsciously continue to believe that the important thing is to give.

— Vale LacoDescribing a common subconscious belief that hinders women's financial growth.

After a significant personal transformation, Laconich, who has a background in psycho-pedagogy, neuroscience, finance, and coaching, developed the "Financial Emotional Intelligence" method. This holistic program combines financial education with personal development, aiming to help professional women and entrepreneurs manage their finances, reshape their relationship with money, increase their income, and achieve a life of freedom and purpose aligned with their values. She emphasizes that true wealth encompasses financial, physical, emotional, and relational health.

Laconich, who feels a strong connection to helping Argentinian women, offers a six-month mentorship program. Participants work individually and in groups to identify and address patterns in their behavior, identity, and financial personality that may be blocking their growth. The program also includes developing concrete action plans to transform their services into profitable and scalable businesses, focusing on professionalization, goal setting, efficient management, and a clear commercial strategy.

My mission is with Argentinian women.

— Vale LacoExpressing her focus and dedication to helping women in Argentina.

"I don't want to disappoint anyone. The person has to choose me and I her to guarantee results. I commit 100% and need the same from the other side," Laconich asserts. She believes in a mutual commitment to achieve tangible outcomes. Her work is characterized by a blend of professionalism, rigor, authenticity, and warmth as she guides women to overcome limiting inherited beliefs and the fear of success, and to improve their ability to charge for their services.

I don't want to disappoint anyone. The person has to choose me and I her to guarantee results. I commit 100% and need the same from the other side.

— Vale LacoStating her commitment and expectations for clients in her mentorship program.
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Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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