Investing Rollercoaster – Social Justice Version My last article Climbing onto the Investing Rollercoaster covered the three things investors can control when it comes to the market: costs, investment allocation, and tax efficiency. Continue Reading →
Climbing onto the Investing Roller Coaster This is a long overdue article on the nuts and bolts of investing. Continue Reading →
Are you living a life with money that you want to keep going? Dr. Newcomb starts her interview with Brendan Frazier on The Human Side of Money saying the goal is to “live a life with money that you want to keep going.” By starting from this question Dr. Newcomb invites you to evaluate your life with money. 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 →
Outgrowing Money Patterns Being clear and aware of your money is a self-care practice. Continue Reading →
Imagine Money is as Easy as Riding a Bike… You’re happy with your income and how you earn money. The way you spend feels good and is in alignment with your values. You know where you want to go and how you can use money to get there. 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 →
Money, Cycles, and Creativity Money touches us deeply – the more comfortable we are transitioning with it, the easier it is to rightsize it and mindfully use it as a tool. In her chapter on creativity Clarissa Pinkola Estés, Jungian analyst and cantadora, outlines what it takes to bring your art to life, and I found it a useful framework to bring money to life. Continue Reading →
What does “I’m bad with money” actually mean? “I’m just bad with money.” People say this all the time with anger, sadness, frustration, and sometimes simple resignation. Continue Reading →
