It’s time to tackle and build your money game plan. Together, we’ll decipher your current money habits and where you may be blocking your own road to financial stability and money confidence. 

Money habits are engrained in you by age 7. And that’s so tough because most people’s early experiences with money are not positive ones. I’m guiding you through a powerful money journaling prompt to help you discover where your money story began and how to shift your mindset and build new narratives.

The first thing I need you to do is open a high-yield savings account and start saving for your emergency fund (3-6 months of expenses). With interest rates 10x the national average, you can make your money work for you, but you have to fund it. Even a couple of dollars is better than nothing at all.

I thought long and hard about how I could build something that would give you the answer you’re looking for. The step-by-step guide to mindful spending, earning, and investing — without the overwhelm, shame, or jargon.

Psychologists agree— when you operate out of deprivation, whether it’s dieting or budgeting, you’re more likely to over-indulge in whatever it is you are most avoiding. Budgeting does not mean you can’t ever have a latte, buy organic, or even say yes to a vacation. Creating a budget is as personal as your favorite band, which means that these one-size-fits-all solutions might be more the problem than you. There’s good news— budgeting DOESN’T have to suck.

“I’m still so overwhelmed, where do I start?” Our answer--The $100K Club. This exclusive program and community covers everything from money mindset and budgeting to debt payoff strategies and proper use of credit cards.  You don't need to spend hours researching, you just need a community holding you accountable.