In this article, we’re talking about the ins- and out of a Financial Wellness Plan. If you need help figuring out how your life fits into your money habits, this is for you. This is apart of the Foundations of Financial Wellness series.

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.

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????

As “ambitious” women of color we’ve always wanted to do our best. We want to hit every goal, and we want to help people, even if they irritate us. Most think of Women of Color as driven and highly determined, but there is much more than that. There is something that most of us don’t discuss and that is what to do when Women of Color are depressed. In 2019 it is a time to get honest with YOU.

The trauma of every day life occurs when one makes a mistake and vows to change that mistake and makes the promise to not ever make the mistake. Here are the five steps to get out of your perfection and move forward

Rekita taught me that it’s okay to go back into the 9-5 as an Entreprenuer, but have a plan. Here are the steps that I’m going to take to ease my way back into the 9-5 life.

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.

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In this blog post we will talk about Ancestral Financial Planning. The rationale behind this conversation is derived from countless women that I’ve worked with young and old, it’s the reason why I started writing a book, and jumped into financial industry. There is a huge disconnect between being a woman/ woman of color, trauma, and money.