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Virginia Dvorak is available for interviews, podcasts, articles, panels, book discussions, and speaking opportunities focused on money identity, financial confidence, women and money, faith and finances, and the life experiences that shape financial behavior.

Virginia Dvorak brings an unusually complete perspective to conversations about money. As a CPA with an MBA focused on Finance, she understands the practical foundations of financial well-being. As a mother, mentor, nonprofit CFO, and woman who has navigated scarcity, debt, divorce, breast cancer, career transition, and rebuilding, she also understands why financial decisions are profoundly personal.

Her book, Your Money Identity, invites readers to examine the beliefs formed through childhood, family, culture, relationships, faith, and life circumstances. Virginia offers audiences a compassionate alternative to shame-based financial advice: understand the story, strengthen the skills, and build hope through informed action.

Suggested Interview Topics

  • What is a money identity, and when does it begin to form?
  • Why financial knowledge alone does not always change financial behavior
  • How childhood scarcity can influence adult spending, saving, and self-worth
  • Why “a man is not a plan” remains an important financial message for women
  • The hidden emotional cost of debt—and how to move forward without shame
  • Teaching teenagers and new adults practical money skills before their first paycheck
  • How divorce, illness, job loss, and other life changes reshape financial priorities
  • Faith, money, generosity, and the meaning of “enough”
  • Why more income can create more temptation rather than more peace
  • Building financial resilience without making fear the center of your life
  • Separating net worth from self-worth
  • What mentoring high school girls taught Virginia about financial education