Transforming Money Mindsets and Embracing “Good Enough” Money, values, and personal growth are often seen as separate aspects of life, but in our latest conversation, we explore how deeply connected they truly are. Continue Reading →
Breaking the Financial Barrier: How Gender Plays a Role with Finances for Feminists In this engaging episode of “Highly Sensitive Money,” the host, Diana Yañez, sits down with Ariel Nathanson, founder of Finances for Feminists. Continue Reading →
Navigating Money, Sensitivity, and Social Justice: A Conversation with Mikella Millen In the latest episode of “Highly Sensitive Money,” host Diana Yañez sits down with Mikella Millen to explore the intersections of money, high sensitivity, and social justice. Continue Reading →
The Intersection of Creativity, Sensitivity, and Financial Freedom In this episode of Highly Sensitive Money Mike Ciul shares how he strives to balance spending and saving. He’s learning to value experiences and pleasures that bring joy without guilt. Curious about how this shift in perspective can transform your financial journey? Let’s explore the mindset of intuitive spending and its role in achieving a balanced financial lifestyle. Continue Reading →
Money as Medicine People come to me because they’re stressed and they sense money is the reason. Continue Reading →
Infusing your Holidays with Pleasure Activism What would the holiday season look like for you and your money if you took on adrienne maree brown’s call for pleasure activism? What would you say no to? What would you say yes to? Continue Reading →
Five Tips to Enjoy your Bougette Budget comes from the French word bougette or little bag, which is what people used in the middle ages to keep their coins and IOUs. For those of us who have been terrorized by budgets, knowing that the word is simply a “little bag” can be both anti-climactic and deeply soothing. Continue Reading →
Keeping Your Money Well Cared For I’ve had the goal of growing a garden on my “someday” list for over a decade. Continue Reading →
Scarcity and the Myth of Never Enough When working with clients on cash flow, scarcity comes up pretty quickly. Scarcity is either not having as much as you need or as much as you want. What can surprise you is that scarcity happens at ALL income levels, just like having enough happens across the board. Continue Reading →
Dear Ramit… This is an open letter to Ramit Sethi, author of I Will Teach You to Be Rich. Sethi is a personal finance guru with a great sense of humor and a proven set of strategies to get people in top financial shape. This book focuses on money mindset, conscious spending, investing, and also has great information on credit cards, real estate, negotiating, and pre-nups. Continue Reading →
