Dr. Julia Myers is a national voice and international speaker on parenting, legacy, and financial literacy. As the founder of Generational Wisdom and a mom of five, she brings real-world experience and heartfelt insight to every interview and stage.
She’s been featured on top podcasts like Catching Up to FI, Financial Coaching for Women, Your Financial Pharmacist, Money Chill Out, Fearless Family Business, 5 Minute Success with Karen Briscoe, and Goals2Life with Wendy Close, and has taken the stage at events like DLP Capital, GoBundance Women, Eagle Summit, Dare to Rise, and White Coat Investor just to name a few.
Her conversations blend credibility with connection—making it easy to talk about money, values, and raising the next generation with intention. Want Julia on your podcast? Let’s connect.
Julia delivers high-impact, story-driven talks that leave audiences inspired and equipped to lead with wisdom, at home and in business. Keynote or workshop, in person or virtual, Julia delivers actionable results,
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Julia brings real stories, insights, and meaningful conversations to every mic and has been interviewed on top shows like Catching Up to FI, Grit.org and Power Up Your Life.
If you’re looking for a guest who can speak to parenting, money, and legacy with clarity and calmness, look no further!
Julia offers expert insight on parenting, legacy, and financial literacy, and is featured in Business Insider, LA Talk Radio, KBIA TV, Columbia Magazine, City Lifestyle Magazine and more.
Her voice brings warmth, clarity, and credibility to every story or interview.

Selected from over 100 nominations, Julia shared her big idea from the red dot at Tedx Lakeshore Drive
Watch the talk HERE

Talking to kids about money doesn’t start with numbers. It starts with conversations that shape confidence, values, and lifelong habits.
Read the feature article HERE
Most parents think raising money-smart kids starts with saving and spending. It actually starts with how you answer one simple question: Are we rich? Read the whole subject matter expert article HERE.
When a 5-year-old asks ‘Are we rich?’ she’s not asking about money. She’s asking about security, values, and identity. Read the whole post HERE