You open a tab about the war in Iran and close it twelve minutes later feeling worse than when you started. You catch yourself doing the math in your head at the grocery store or the gas station. You read a layoff headline about an industry you work in and think — am I next? You have questions. Real ones.
And they've been getting louder:
You've Googled it. You've gotten seventeen different answers. And you can’t make a decision because your brain is way too panicked.
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You need someone to sit down with you, cut through all of it, and tell you — clearly, practically, without panic — what to do with your money in 2026.
That's exactly what this workshop is.
You open a tab about the war in Iran and close it twelve minutes later feeling worse than when you started. You catch yourself doing the math in your head
at the grocery store or the gas station. You read a layoff headline about an industry you work in and think — am I next? You have questions. Real ones.
And they've been getting louder:
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
"Should I keep investing when the market looks like this?" — "Do I need more cash right now or is sitting in cash a mistake?" — "Is my job actually safe, or is AI quietly making it obsolete?" — "Should I be paying down debt or investing in parallel?" — "How much emergency fund do I actually need when nothing feels stable?"
If any of these have been living rent-free in your head, you're in the right place.
☐ You watch the market react to every economic headline and genuinely don't know whether to keep investing, adjust, or wait.
☐ You've seen enough layoff news to wonder if your job or industry is next — but you don't have a real backup plan.
☐ Your budget made sense two years ago. It doesn't quite work the same way now, and you can feel it but can't fully explain it.
☐ You have debt AND you know you need to invest — and you have no idea which to prioritize right now.
☐ You've been meaning to open a high-yield savings account for months. You keep putting it off because everything feels too uncertain.
☐ You're employed, you're managing — but "managing" doesn't feel like enough of a buffer right now.
☐ You've been avoiding your finances because dealing with them feels pointless when everything keeps changing anyway.
The news isn't going to calm down. The tariffs aren't going away. The layoffs aren't stopping.
But you can stop letting any of it run your financial life — live on June 9th.
The news isn't going to calm down. The tariffs aren't going away. The layoffs aren't stopping.
But you can stop letting any of it run your financial life — live on June 9th.
The news isn't going to calm down. The tariffs aren't going away. The layoffs aren't stopping.
But you can stop letting any of it run your financial life — live on June 9th.
The news isn't going to calm down. The tariffs aren't going away. The layoffs aren't stopping.
But you can stop letting any of it run your financial life — live on June 9th.
The news isn't going to calm down. The tariffs aren't going away. The layoffs aren't stopping.
But you can stop letting any of it run your financial life — live on June 9th.
The news isn't going to calm down. The tariffs aren't going away. The layoffs aren't stopping.
But you can stop letting any of it run your financial life — live on June 9th.
The news isn't going to calm down. The tariffs aren't going away. The layoffs aren't stopping.
But you can stop letting any of it run your financial life — live on June 9th.
The news isn't going to calm down. The tariffs aren't going away. The layoffs aren't stopping.
But you can stop letting any of it run your financial life — live on June 9th.
"Before I felt poor. Now I feel pre-rich."
— L. , HFK community member
"2-week newbie here — what a complete change of viewpoint, mindset, and automatic thoughts around money."
— Sarah M, HFK community member
"I was in a very cynical mindset for a long time — 'my generation will never see retirement anyway, so why does it matter.' I really think they want us to feel powerless so we don't learn this stuff. Now I know I'm going to have money for later in life. What an amazing feeling."
— Kira, HFK community member
"This time last year I had no credit card, I was underpaid, and I had no plan. Since listening to the podcast and taking the courses: I budget regularly, I have a credit card, I contribute to my IRA, and... we just bought a house."
— Amanda
This workshop
is for you if...
This workshop
is not for you if...
→ You've been watching what's happening with the economy and genuinely don't know what it means for your money
→ Your industry has been touched by AI or layoffs and you want to be proactive — not reactive
→ You're still employed but the "what if?" is nagging at you and you don't have an answer yet
→ You want to invest, save, and pay down debt — but have no idea what to prioritize and in what order
→ You've been avoiding your finances because everything feels too chaotic to make a move
→ You want real answers — not the generic stuff you could have found on Google
→ You want stock tips, crypto recommendations, or get-rich-quick strategies (not what we do, ever)
→ You want someone to sugarcoat what's happening economically (we'll be honest — just not scary about it)
→ You already have a clear, current financial plan and you're executing it with confidence
"But I already have a financial advisor."
Great. This workshop isn't replacing them — it's making sure you understand enough to ask the right questions.
"I'm not sure $77 is worth it right now."
One investing decision made with clarity instead of panic. One subscription canceled. One HYSA opened. Most people make back $77 in the first week.
"I can't make it live."
Register anyway. The replay lands in your inbox within a few hours of the live session — and you have 72 hours to watch it.
"I've watched financial content before and it didn't stick."
Watching is different from doing. This is a live, interactive workshop — you'll do a real budget audit during the session, get a direct answer on the investing question, and leave with a four-step action plan you can start that night.
One hour. Real answers.
A plan you can actually use.
one-hour workshop covering the economic questions that matter most in 2026 — followed by 15 minutes of live Q&A.
You'll walk away with:
is a live,
→ A plain-language read on what's actually happening with the economy and what it means for your money
→ A real-time budget audit — where to cut, where to adjust, and where your money is leaking
→ A direct answer on whether to keep investing right now — and what to do if you're nervous about the market
→ Clarity on your debt strategy: what to pay down first, what to let ride, and what the math says
→ An honest career risk assessment and one income protection step to take in the next 30 days
→ A four-step, prioritized action plan you can start tonight
Can't make it live?
Register anyway. Your replay link arrives within a few hours of the session ending — available for 72 hours.
"I'd been having an overwhelming day and then I got the notification for this — I'm so glad I'm here with some like-minded gals."
— A. HFK community member
"Thank you for answering all my questions. This is my first live session — you guys are so impressive and I am so excited for my future."
— Elizabeth, HFK community member
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Earnings and results mentioned are real member experiences and not guarantees. Individual results will vary.