The doors to Good Money Club are open right now. You deserve your own Board of Directors, and you'll get that and more inside this community for women business owners.

This episode is a practical reset on how to think about money in your business.

Want a quick refresh of the best money advice we’ve shared so far? In this special remix edition of the Money Secrets podcast, Fi pulls together 10 of the most powerful takeaways from past episodes — in one juicy mixtape.

Pulling from episodes on business model, pricing, financial goals, ideal clients, money mindset, strategy, managing your money, time, and revenue growth, this remix brings the core ideas together in one place. It’s designed to help you step back, see the bigger picture, and focus on the fundamentals that actually drive profitability and long-term success in small business.

🎧 Tune in to understand what’s really driving your results, where your attention is best spent, and how to build a more profitable and sustainable business.

What you'll learn in this episode:

Why your business model underpins everything. Strong, profitable businesses are built on clear structure, not just good ideas or marketing.
Why most small business owners are underpricing. Pricing is shaped by value, demand, and confidence, not just numbers.
How to approach financial goals in a practical way. Goals are about designing your business, not predicting the future.
What it takes to increase your prices. Moving to higher pricing requires clearer positioning and stronger communication.
The most common money challenges female business owners face. Undercharging, lack of confidence, and lack of strategy continue to hold many founders back.
Why strategy should be simple and focused. Doing fewer things, more intentionally, leads to better outcomes.
How managing your money builds confidence. Clear systems and visibility make better decision-making possible.
Why time is your most valuable resource. How you spend your time directly impacts your revenue and growth.
The difference between $30 decisions and $30,000 decisions. Focusing on high-impact decisions is what drives real progress.
Why long-term thinking matters for growth. Investing time in your business, not just client work, is key to increasing revenue sustainably.

💡 If this conversation resonates and you want hands-on support, you can work with Fi one-on-one or join Good Money Club, where small business owners learn how to make and manage money with clarity, confidence, and impact.

- Good Money Club (doors are open now)

Say hi: hello@peachbm.com.au

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We’ve come so far as a society in many ways, but money is one of the areas where progress hasn’t been enough. If we want to tip the scales in favour of marginalised people, it starts with understanding the secret: money in small business.

In this podcast, Money Secrets, host Fiona (Fi) Johnston, Chartered Accountant, small business advocate, and impact enthusiast, dives into the conversations we need to have about money. The secrets that once stayed behind closed doors (or on the golf course) are finally out in the open.

Fi’s mission? To get more money into the hands of good people, like you. She believes small businesses have the power to change the world, and the key to making a bigger impact is to make, and manage, more money.

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Thank you to everyone involved for bringing this podcast together. We are excited to hear from you with any questions, feedback or suggestions for future episodes that you might have. Send a Direct Message to @peach.business

If you are excited for what’s to come, please like this episode, follow the podcast and share it with your friends. We are thrilled you're here.

Check out my FREE Pricing Training you need to set your prices for profitability.

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This podcast episode was recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri People of the Kulin Nation and I'd like to acknowledge them as the Traditional Owners and custodians of this land and water that I live, work and play on. I'd like to pay respect to elders both past and present, and note that sovereignty has never been ceded. This always was and always will be Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander land.