Gratitude is a conversation that we’re used to hearing about, but not necessarily in finances. So, how does gratitude apply to finances? There’s more than one answer to that question because it applies in so many ways, starting with the fact that it’s one of the key pieces that the financial conversation is missing.

Reframing the financial conversation

While learning and understanding the facts and figures is important, I believe in starting with the missing piece to the financial conversation – how we feel about money!

The January credit card/financial blues are very real! If you’re experiencing them then this blog will help you break through with some financial sunshine!

Going beyond the typical money conversation to discover ways to equip your children with a healthy and well rounded relationship with money.

If you know me, you’ll know that I get really fired up about the topic of financial empowerment. You’ll also notice that what I’m talking about isn’t what would be considered the common dialogue that surrounds the idea of financial empowerment.

What does money really mean in your life? As you think of this, you’ll soon discover that there is so much more to the conversation on money than just the dollars and cents.

Welcome to the money conversation that looks different, feels different and acts differently. This is the one that is truly yours!

It’s no secret that I’m an advocate for the value of advice at the same time as promoting a meaningful advisor-client relationship.

It’s the start of a new year, and one of the most popular resolutions or commitments to change revolves around finances.

As seen in the Fall/Winter issue of Future Female Magazine

Removing guilt in order to move forward

“Give yourself the grace of understanding with the commitment to move forward.”

4 things you can do to make the financial conversation yours

Three steps to help navigate your financial feelings during COVID-19

Addressing The Myths Around The Positive Financial Conversation