Last year, I went through a rather traumatic event, I gave up on my Certified Financial Planning course work. I put the books far away in the closet, never to be seen, until last month when I went scrummaged through my cupboards, and those dusty financial planning books crept—taunting me. I started reflecting on what went wrong with completing the CFP program.

The pandy has taught me is that it’s important to count your financial blessings. In this post, we’ll look at my December 2020 Networth. We’ll also look at two types of money dates that you can have to create financial benchmarks and goals.

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

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.

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.

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

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

Have you every wanted to speak your truth in front of people but are too scared? Do you think about how you never hear people talking about what you’re passionate about? In this blog post, we’re talking about the Breakthrough Speaker with Smiley Poswolsky

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.

There is power in numbers. Women have the ability to get stuff done if they work with a loving and supporting tribe. There are a lot of decisions being made in the public eye not by women, if we learned a thing or two from Iceland, it’s that in order to make big changes we must get into financial formation. 

Here are some quick tips to help women get started on making that money.