How to Inspire Honest & Authentic Money Conversations in Your Relationship

By on July 10, 2014 in Couples and Money, Money Partnership

As I concluded a program recently with an amazing couple, it reminded me just how much can be at stake when you’ve got 2 people (and sometimes more if children are involved) in a money conversation. Most people aren’t necessarily familiar with what it is that gets in the way of having effective money conversations […]

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Distinguishing Net Worth from Self-Worth

By on June 26, 2014 in mindset, self-worth

You are NOT the balance in your bank account. You are NOT how much money you earn. You are NOT your debt balances. On a regular basis, I work with clients to support them in learning a scientific approach to money management which includes systemizing their use of cash flow to maximize the amount of […]

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5 Steps to Build Financial Stability in Your Business and Your Life

By on June 12, 2014 in Entrepreneurship, Financial Stability

MONEY – it’s a word that strikes fear in the hearts of many, however it doesn’t have to be that way! Even worse than the word money is the word BUDGET. That’s like the swear word of money. I prefer “savings and spending plan” – it feels like money is flowing vs. being restricted. In […]

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How to Proactively Manage Your Financial Energy

By on May 15, 2014 in Financial Energy, Financial Language

“Ughhhhhhhh……I hate that part of my life!!!” This was what my friend said the other day when we started to talk about money.  He’s been avoiding taking an honest look at his finances, and I was being supportive of him beginning that process. And I reminded him that words were powerful – because if he […]

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Clearing Financial Clutter to Increase Your Financial Flow

By on May 1, 2014 in Financial Clutter

As I tell my clients regularly, developing a solid savings and spending plan (a financial plan, if you will) is only a part of the puzzle when learning how to proactively manage your finances and live more abundantly. If you think about it, the financial plan is the scientific part. It’s the part where we […]

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