Becoming a Financial Planner as a Person of Color

I am entering in a small demographic of people. I made the decision to change careers and become a Certified Financial Planner. It’s only been a year and what a journey it has been. This is my story

graduate school, Financial PlanningEugenie GeorgeMarch 6, 2019women in finance, financial planning, millennial, millennial women, person of colorComment

Sunday Reflection: No More Hustling

My name is Eugenie and I am a recovering hustler and work-a-holic. Did I know I was an over worker or hustler, no? I thought it was normal.

graduate school, mental healthEugenie GeorgeFebruary 24, 2019reflection, hustle, over working, workaholic, financial planning, women in finance, women in businessComment

Looking for Study Motivation... Got Any Tips?

February Reflection: I started studying for the Series 65, right as I was finishing up my book/ MBA school, podcasting, blogging and looking for a job. Am I making the smartest decision????

graduate school, mental healthEugenie GeorgeFebruary 14, 2019motivation, studying tips, series 65, women in finance, graduate school, mba, El Captain

One Month Reflection: January

I love HBO’s Insecure each season has its own set of drama. As this month is coming to an end, I decided to be honest and expose my insecurities.

mental health, graduate schoolEugenie GeorgeJanuary 31, 2019insecure, women of color, january, reflection, doing too much

Study Habits Even When You Have a Full Time Life

Life got you feeling like whoa? Here are s few Study Habits to incorporated even when you have a full time Life

graduate school, Organization, mental healthEugenie GeorgeJanuary 29, 2019meal prep, meal prep for students, studying tips, graduate school, financial planning, organization

Your A Financial Planner Now What

I was featured in Your a Financial Planner Now What Podcast, were I talk about becoming a financial planner to serve Women of Color

Podcast, graduate school, Financial PlanningEugenie GeorgeJanuary 24, 2019money and flow, podcast, financial planning, women in finance, women of color, wealth, asian women, African American, latinx, Latina

Two months away from an MBA from the lens of a 4th grader

In fourth grade we picked three stocks: Bank of America, Hershey, and Atari and followed them throughout the year. The stock would go up and down and it would change. This experience was my first touch in personal finance and teaching. I never thought I would be in business except for my infatuation with golfing at the age of 8.

Blogging, graduate schoolEugenie GeorgeJanuary 9, 20194th grade, stock market, mba, graduate school, teacher, dreams deferred, The Street, women in finance