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Ronda Lee, Owner of The Awakened Banker, discusses her journey from banking to becoming an advocate against financial abuse in romantic partnerships. She highlights her unique background in banking and her transition from operations to retail banking, where she developed a deep understanding of the psychology of money. Ronda emphasizes the importance of understanding coercive control, a form of domestic abuse, and its financial implications. She shares her efforts to educate bankers and survivors through her firm, The Awakened Banker, and provides practical tips for those in and coming out of abusive relationships.
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