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So why the hiatus?
Honestly? Life.
Real, unfiltered, beautifully challenging, messy life.
Behind the mic, I’m not just a financial professional — I’m also a spouse, a caregiver, and someone who’s been navigating personal challenges, including health, recovery, and reconnection. There were moments of burnout, moments of doubt, and even moments where I wondered if the podcast still mattered.
But deep down, I knew it did.
I created Pink Money because our community deserves honest, smart, and accessible conversations about money — and we deserve them from someone who gets what it means to walk through life as queer, as complex, and as powerful as we are.
Why I’m back now
Because there’s more to say. More stories to tell. More tools to share. And more moments where someone out there might hear an episode and feel seen, capable, and empowered.
Whether you’re just tuning in or you’ve been here from the beginning — thank you.
Thank you for your patience, your support, and your belief in this mission.
Pink Money is back, and I’m more focused than ever on making it matter.
Let’s keep growing together.
With gratitude,
Jerry Williams
Host, Pink Money Podcast
Have thoughts on this? Leave a comment or shoot me a message — I’d love to hear your story.
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The Perils of Procrastination: What Waiting Is Really Costing You
We all put things off — especially when they feel complicated, overwhelming, or uncomfortable. But when it comes to your finances, procrastination doesn’t just cost time. It can cost opportunity, peace of mind, and real money.
In Episode 40 of the Pink Money Podcast, we dive into the emotional and financial toll of waiting — whether it’s writing a will, paying down debt, or finally opening that retirement account.
💡 One key takeaway? Every delay has a price — but so does every decision. Doing something imperfectly now is often better than doing nothing at all.
👉 Want to take action today? Download our LGBTQ+ Financial Wellness Checklist (PDF) and get started on your own financial wellness journey.
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**Tags:** procrastination, financial planning, estate planning, LGBTQ finances