So often, we believe that if we could just make more money, hit a certain number, or achieve a particular level of success, then we’d finally feel secure, fulfilled, and at peace. But what happens when you get there? What happens when you’ve won the money game, and yet you’re still asking bigger questions about purpose, identity, freedom, relationships, and legacy?
On this episode of Money is Emotional podcast, host Christine Luken is joined by Moa Diseborn, the founder of Studio Molodi, a private world for people who have achieved significant financial success and are exploring what comes next.
She works with discreetly wealthy entrepreneurs, investors, and visionaries who want more than external success—they want a life that feels rich from the inside out. Her philosophy is simple: when money is no longer the main problem, the real work begins.
Moa is known as “The Secret Millionaire’s Best Friend,” and on this episode we’re diving into the journey from getting rich to living richly.
Christine and Moa discuss:
The biggest surprises people discover when they arrive at the level of wealth they once dreamed about.
The difference between getting rich and living richly.
Why many wealthy individuals go out of their way to downplay their wealth?
How someone’s identity evolves as they accumulate wealth?
How wealthy people maintain authentic relationships while creating healthy boundaries around their time, energy and resources.
Resources:
Alex Hormozi & Tony Robbins Interview on Purpose & Money
Connect with Christine Luken:
The Merchant Priestess Path
Becoming the Benefactor Course
Connect with Christine Luken for financial coaching
Join the Wealthy Woman Book Club®
Connect with Moa Diseborn:
Website: Studio Molodi
Instagram: studio_molodi
About Moa Diseborn:
Moa Diseborn is a behavioural scientist and coach who has spent more than a decade working with people navigating wealth, life transitions and the invisible challenges that often come with external success.
Her work sits in the space between identity, values, direction and lived design. Clients come to her not for more information, but for a clearer way forward.
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