Culturally Aware Money Coaching Culturally aware money coaching creates the environment for financial wholeness and empowerment. The comments below are why we need it. Continue Reading →
Money as Medicine People come to me because they’re stressed and they sense money is the reason. Continue Reading →
Takeaways from the Morningstar Investment Conference This past week I was in Chicago at the Morningstar Investment Conference. The main takeaways where that climate collapse truly is top of mind for asset managers, while a lot of people know the history of the racial wealth divide, a lot more don’t, and growing your identity to move into financial stability and flourishing is tough work. Continue Reading →
The Magic and Power of Accessibility Pricing Back when I was dreaming of birthing a community coaching program I knew that pricing it right would be a key part. 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 →
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 →
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 →
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 →
All the Colors Year in Review: The 5 Actions that Marked 2020 If there’s ever been a year you do things differently, it’s this one. I am incredibly proud that All the Colors began a new cycle for me this year. In chronological order I want to share the five most important events of the year. Continue Reading →
