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Money can be such an emotional topic. And because our emotions can really influence our thinking and our actions, it’s important to take a look at old money wounds and how you might have been impacted by money emotionally in… more →
Today’s big idea is that money is like energy. Although it feels like one, money is NOT a finite resource. They print more money every day. And yet, we tend to think of money as a zero sum game–once it’s… more →
As we are now over a year into the pandemic, it’s time for some real talk about some of the harder things we’re collectively facing, but not talking about all that much. For today, that means thinking about what we’re… more →
Today’s tip is about thinking differently about what you spend money on, so that you can have more fun in your life. And that can be achieved by figuring out what you can outsource. How ’bout that! Listen To The… more →
I’m sure you’ve heard the saying that good guys finish last. I just hate that saying. With a passion! Because here is what I know to be true: the more you act on the intention of doing the right thing,… more →
Perhaps I should blame it on late-winter blahs, but in the last few weeks I have had an urge to buy less and de-clutter come on like a fever! Anyone else feeling that too? It’s perfect timing to give you… more →
What kind of person or situation do you think just sucks? C’mon, I know you’ve got something on the tip of your tongue. Helicopter parents? Man buns? Fake chit-chat at a networking event? It’s so tempting to declare someone or… more →
Each year, I take a long weekend away from work and family to get together with two writer friends. We stay at an inn in the country, chatting over cups of tea and farm breakfasts. We talk about everything—relationships, money,… more →
I had this post—all about how to make volunteering work for you at whatever level works for you in your current life–composed in my mind, when I had my views tested, big time. As I was walking up to school… more →
At one of the first coaching retreats I attended, my coach stood in front of the room and drew five circles on the white board. She explained that the most roles any one person could successfully fill was five—what roles… more →