5 Steps to Developing a Financial Plan that Works For Your Life

By on September 18, 2014 in Savings and Spending Plans

Many people that I meet know that a savings and spending plan that intentionally, authentically, and proactively manages their money is in their best interest. Yet, somehow it doesn’t get created and they’re left living a life where they’re still not quite sure where the money is going. There are several reasons for why people […]

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Excerpt from “A New Relationship With Money” (by Kerry Cudmore)

By on September 4, 2014 in Relationship with money

About the Author: Kerry Cudmore is a professional certified life and business coach, empowerment trainer, firewalking instructor, and author who has made a lifetime study of human expression. She creates and teaches methods that make complex concepts easy to understand and master so that clients and class participants can create joyful, prosperous, and fulfilling lives […]

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How to Assess and Improve Your Level of Financial Health

By on August 21, 2014 in Financial Foundation, Financial Health

When I first started working as a financial coach, many people would mistake me for a financial advisor or financial planner. They thought I was someone who would help them learn how to invest their money for retirement. And while financial advisors and financial planners are dear colleagues of mine and are very talented professionals, […]

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My “Top Ten List”: Money Management and Personal Development Books

By on August 7, 2014 in Money Management, Success

As an avid reader, I am continually sharing my favorite books with friends, family, and clients alike. As I relax into some good books myself this week while on vacation, I thought I’d share some of my favorite books with you on the topic of money and self-development. (Note: the books below aren’t in any […]

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Facing Your Financial Fears

By on July 24, 2014 in energy of money, Financial Fear, Money Mindset

Just the other day, one of life’s lovely ironies came and sat in my lap. Want to know what it was? I came down with a pretty decent case of what I like to affectionately call the “financial grungies.” Pretty ironic given that I teach money management and proactive finances for a living, right? So […]

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