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10/15/2026

10/15/2026

What if the money decisions you’re making today could change your future more than you realize?

I was playing with my own numbers and found myself thinking about the 25-year-old version of me.

I wish she had known more.
I wish she had had more courage.
And I wish she had known what was possible.

We can’t go back and change the decisions we made 20 years ago.

But we can ask ourselves:

What can I do differently with the money I have today?

And that’s exactly the question I’m asking myself right now as I decide what to do with my $65,000 pension.

Maybe the most important money question isn’t “What should I do?”

Maybe it’s:

“What will my future self wish I had done today?”

I’m curious, what money decision are you making today that your future self might thank you for?

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10/08/2026

Do not let setbacks define you, it is just an experience…

10/08/2026

If money brings up stress, fear, resistance, or uncertainty for you, you're in the right place.

Here, we look at money differently, with more softness, curiosity, and understanding, so you can create a healthier relationship with money and become more open to receiving.

An unexpected expense, job loss, business setback, or financial mistake can feel deeply personal.

We don't simply think, “Something happened to my finances.”

We may think:

“I failed.”

“I'm bad with money.”

“I'll never recover.”

But a financial event and your identity are not the same thing.

A river meeting a rock doesn't become a failed river.

It finds another way.

Resilience isn't never encountering obstacles.

It is learning that an obstacle does not have to become a definition of who you are.

10/05/2026

If money brings up stress, fear, resistance, or uncertainty for you, you're in the right place.

Here, we look at money differently, with more softness, curiosity, and understanding, so you can create a healthier relationship with money and become more open to receiving.

Financial life will have rocks:
-an unexpected expense;
- a job loss;
- a business that doesn't go as planned;
- a large repair;
- a season where income is lower than usual.

We often interpret these moments as evidence that we've failed.

But look at a river.

A rock doesn't mean the river is broken.

The water moves around it, sometimes slowly, sometimes forcefully and sometimes by finding a completely different path.

Financial resilience isn't necessarily about creating a life where nothing unexpected ever happens.

That isn't realistic.

It may be more about developing the ability to respond when the river changes.

A financial plan should have some flexibility and sometimes changing direction isn't failure.

It's navigation.

09/30/2026

FOR WOMEN ONLY!

09/30/2026

Women have been earning money for centuries.

But having the ability to independently control, access, and keep that money is a much newer story.

How much of that history still lives in the way we relate to money today?

Do we sometimes find it easier and safer to give money away than to hold onto it?

I’m curious how this lands for you. ❤️

09/27/2026

If money brings up stress, fear, resistance, or uncertainty for you, you're in the right place.

Here, we look at money differently, with more softness, curiosity, and understanding, so you can create a healthier relationship with money and become more open to receiving.

Have you ever said:

“I don't know where my money goes.”

It can feel like money simply disappears.

But money rarely disappears.

It usually moves through many small channels.

A subscription here.

A coffee there.

A convenience purchase.

A few little expenses that don't seem important on their own.

And suddenly the stream has carried much more away than we realized.

This isn't about shaming small purchases.

It's about becoming aware.

A river doesn't become a river because of one drop of water.

And your financial life isn't determined by one purchase either.

It's the pattern of movement that matters.

Asking “Where is my money flowing?” creates curiosity that can be a much better starting point.