Member since August 2026
Emily Wilcox is a serial entrepreneur, multi-7 figure business owner, and wealth strategist. She helps her clients create more wealth through leveraging unconventional wealth strategies that wealthy families have been using for hundreds of years.
Her goal is to help 1,000 heart-centered humans become millionaires - thus creating ten billion dollars of capital that is being stewarded by and for the good of our communities and our planet as a whole.
Emily hosts a Top 2% Global podcast β The Joyous Path to Millions and her work has been featured in over 400 media outlets, including the Associated Press, CBS, Wall Street Times, and NBC.
π°Leveraging unconventional wealth strategies to grow 'now money', 'later money', and build legacy wealth
β¨ Healing old money wounds and stepping into a healthy money mindset
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ My family -- balancing business & motherhood while raising two kids
π§ββοΈ Pilates, weight lifting, and meditation
Hitting $100k cash in a month for the first time ever and feeling....not great. Some relief and excitement, sure. But a lot of doubt, fear, imposter syndrome, and general anxiety. This experience helped me see once and for all that healing our money wounds is an inside job and we can't out-earn our fears. If we expect money to make us feel safe and successful and worthy, we're setting ourselves up for a lot of hustle & grind, only to feel disappointed in the end.
I accidentally found myself in a conversation that uncovered an unconventional wealth strategy that the richest families in the US have been using for over a hundred years to build, grow, and sustain wealth.
Hitting $100k cash in a month for the first time ever and feeling....not great. Some relief and excitement, sure. But a lot of doubt, fear, imposter syndrome, and general anxiety. This experience helped me see once and for all that healing our money wounds is an inside job and we can't out-earn our fears. If we expect money to make us feel safe and successful and worthy, we're setting ourselves up for a lot of hustle & grind, only to feel disappointed in the end.
I accidentally found myself in a conversation that uncovered an unconventional wealth strategy that the richest families in the US have been using for over a hundred years to build, grow, and sustain wealth.