What if you let everything be possible? Hello from Tenochitlan, my new home of Mexico City, Today’s update is more personal, than money related. Continue Reading →
Planning for Aging Planning for aging is hard. It’s understandably hard to think about things we don’t want to happen like illness and death. Protecting ourselves from these topics by avoiding them feels much more natural than diving into them. Yet, at some point you’ll feel ready or be pushed into this conversation – so I invite you to consider it now before it’s an emergency. Continue Reading →
Money as Medicine People come to me because they’re stressed and they sense money is the reason. Continue Reading →
Meeting the Business Cycle as a Pre-schooler In the past few months I’ve seen continued online conversations of inflation, recessions, and angst – understandably given all the changes we’re experiencing. My wish for you is that you live a life that is only marginally impacted by the business cycle, including inflation, deflation, recessions, and yes, even growth. Continue Reading →
Curious about Digital Nomading? Often people will tell me they wish they could travel and live abroad like I do. Regardless of how long you nomad for, I say start. The world is so beautiful it would be a shame to deny yourself the chance to fully enjoy it. Continue Reading →
Why care about personal finance when the world is coming to an end? When a client asks “why should I care about personal finance when the world is coming to an end?” I pause and let the question sit between us. Continue Reading →
Personal Finance is a Social Justice Issue A while ago on the podcast Hear to Slay, I heard Dr. 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 →
Retirement Planning? Para qué o quién? When my great uncle passed away I had a conversation with my grandmother, nana Leonor, that opened my eyes to my money heritage as a Mexican and a woman. Continue Reading →
