How does the taboo around salaries tie in with ‘money dysmorphia’? This writer investigates.

‘Money dysmorphia’: what you earn vs how you feel 

‘Money dysmorphia’: what you earn versus how you feel 

Four women entrepreneurs and Starling customers share what they’ve gained from being a mentor – and why anyone can do it.

“Becoming a mentor helped me see my own value.”

I’ve worked at Starling almost since the app launched. So when my friends told me they were stressing about money, I stepped in – with a homemade budgeting workshop. 

“I’m that friend, the one that runs a 2025 budgeting workshop.” 

“It’s the way you deliver your answer that counts” and other words of wisdom for anyone embarking on a career change in 2025.

New year, new job? Read these interview tips from Starling leaders and Smart Works coaches

Expert interview tips from Starling leaders and Smart Works career coaches

Charlotte Lorimer is Contributing Editor at Noteworthy. She’s been part of Starling since the app launched in 2017. She loves telling business’ stories and exploring money in relationships.