If there’s one message women need to hear more often, it’s this: you are your greatest asset.

That’s the heart of my conversation this week with Nancy Griffin, founder of Women Worth and Wellness. Nancy has spent decades guiding women through the intersection of health, wealth, and self-worth. She’s not just talking about spreadsheets and step counts. She’s talking about power.

Health, Wealth, and Self-Worth Are Connected

Nancy’s work began in the world of wealth management, where she quickly noticed something: women were carrying the full load of caring for their families’ health while also trying to build financial security. Too often, they put themselves last.

Her solution? Pairing financial planning with real conversations about health, self-care, and the kind of legacy women want to leave. Because let’s be honest—if you’re not looking after your health, no amount of money in the bank is going to carry you where you want to go.

Why Women Should Stop Apologizing for Wealth

One of my favorite parts of our chat was Nancy’s unapologetic stance on wealth. So many women hold back, afraid they’ll be judged as “too much” if they build abundance. But wealth isn’t just about luxury handbags or retirement accounts—it’s about freedom. Freedom to support causes you love. Freedom to provide stability for your family. Freedom to create the kind of impact only you can make.

And when women give generously, something beautiful happens: their confidence grows. Their self-worth expands. Giving feeds your soul, too. Seeing other women giving generously creates a ripple effect. We see the possibilities and come together with solutions. And cash to make real change.

Making Yourself the Priority (Without Guilt)

We talked about how hard it can be for women to put themselves first. Nancy compared it to that classic airline reminder: put your own oxygen mask on before helping others. It’s not selfish—it’s necessary.

You are the number one asset. Protecting your health, planning your wealth, and owning your worth are acts of service, not selfishness. Because when you’re stronger, you can do more good for everyone around you.

Championing Each Other Changes Everything

Nancy and I both believe deeply in the power of women supporting women. When we step up and cheer each other on, we multiply the impact we can have in the world. As Nancy put it, “be a champion for other women in the best possible way you can.”

That doesn’t mean waiting until you have millions in the bank or decades of experience. It means showing up today—sharing your knowledge, speaking up, giving what you can, and leading with heart.

The Takeaway

Every woman is worthy of health, wealth, and joy. The question isn’t whether you deserve it—it’s whether you’re willing to make yourself the priority, ask for help when you need it, and stop apologizing for wanting more.

Nancy’s message is a powerful reminder: when women own their worth and steward their resources well, they don’t just change their own lives. They change the world.

To Connect with Nancy: https://womenworthwellness.com/  [email protected]