Sisters, the future of wealth is wearing heels—and she’s walking fast.

By 2030, American women are expected to command about $30 trillion in financial assets—an amount that rivals the entire U.S. GDP (McKinsey). And we’re only warming up: $54 trillion is projected to pass first to widows between now and 2048, with more than 95 percent landing in women’s hands (Cerulli Associates). Imagine the ripple effect when that capital is redeployed into businesses, communities, and causes we care about.

We’re already seeing proof. In one of my coaching cohorts, women make up three-quarters of the group; across my programs overall, we’re nearly at parity with the men. That tells me aggressive patience isn’t just a catchy phrase—it’s the disciplined grit we bring to every decision.

“We all know money is power … Getting more money into the hands of women is good for women, but it’s also good for their families, the economy, and society.” — Sallie Krawcheck, CEO of Ellevest

Even a modest closing of the gender investing gap could unleash $1.87 trillion into purpose-driven investments, according to BNY Mellon. That’s capital with a conscience—and we’re the ones steering it.

So to the sisters on my left and right: Congratulations. Your collaborative spirit and strategic mindset are lighting a path the next generation can follow. Let’s keep pooling insight, sharing deal flow, and lifting as we climb—because the real flex isn’t how much we control; it’s how strategically we deploy it.

Ready to explore what your slice of this historic transfer could look like? DM me “LEGACY.” Let’s compare notes, swap strategies, and strengthen our collective fire. (Educational insights only—this is not financial advice.)

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