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.

Are you thinking about becoming a financial counselor? Look no further, in this post; we’re talking about a financial counselor and the three reasons to become an Accredited Financial Counselor.

In this article, we are talking about the 4 Types of Money Dates and how it can help you make weekly plans with your money.

I read at least 35 books a year. In this post, I’m reviewing the Miracle of Mindfulness by Thich Nhat Hanh

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.

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.

In today's Financial Wellness Wednesday talk we ask the question: What do we dedicate the most time to ( health, career, business, etc) and how we can use our money to focus on the things we love?

In today’s Wellness Wednesday Post We’re talking about the crazy myth of women not being good at math and how that affects our money story.

Recently I was featured in the top financial planning blog Nerd’s Eye View about Racial inequalities. The scariest process is over; being accepted in the financial planning community and now I’m ready to figure out how to get the book published.

In this blog post were going to chat about money personality types and how it plays a huge role in our money stories