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Money Files

I created this Money Files series to give you the opportunity to join me in a money conversation that is different than any you’ve ever heard before.

Instead of listening to me talk about how I work with clients, I decided to create a series of candid conversations with my clients so you can hear my clients celebrate their accomplishments and share the power of coaching. Over several episodes, I will share the conversations I’ve had with my clients about how their relationship with money has changed - and what new possibilities we created through our work together.

to change your relationship with money and rewrite your money story.
to get control of your emotional spending.
to consistently save for emergencies while also paying down debt.
to leave behind a life of stress and overwhelm when you think about managing your finances.

If you’ve been setting the same financial goals and wondering why nothing is sticking, the missing piece isn’t your budget. Financial emergence is the identity shift that changes everything about how you show up for your money.

Financial Emergence: The Identity Shift That Actually Gets You to Your Money Goals

If you keep telling yourself you’ll figure it out later, that habit is costing you thousands of dollars every year and it has nothing to do with how much money you make.

If You’ve Ever Said I’ll Figure It Out About Your Finances, This Episode Is for You

Your spending changes with the seasons. Learn how to prepare your summer budget so you can enjoy travel, dining out, kids’ activities, and weekend plans without guilt, stress, or regret afterward.

Stop Being Surprised by Summer Spending: A 3-Step Budget Reset

If you’ve ever come back from summer wondering where your money went, this episode is for you. Learn how to build a vacation budget so you can spend intentionally and avoid financial stress.

The 7 Questions to Answer Before Every Summer Trip (So You Don’t Blow Your Budget)

Lisa paid off $15,000 in debt, saved $7,000, and went one a Disney cruise, all in one year. In this episode, Lisa shares her one year reflection of using my Three Money Bucket System.

How Lisa Paid Off $15,000K in Debt and Built $7,000K in Savings in One Year

In this episode, I explore the link between financial stress and mental health. Discover how the right support can reframe your money mindset, break the shame cycle, and help you reclaim control. I share actionable steps to heal your relationship with money.

What’s Really Underneath Your Money Patterns — A Conversation With Two Therapists

Trying to get out of debt but ending up right back in it? In this episode, I break down why paying off debt is not enough if you have not addressed the pattern that created it in the first place.

The Debt Exit Plan: How to Break the Cycle For Good

If your savings keeps getting drained, it is not a discipline problem. Today, I am walking through the five specific areas you need to plan for to cover your actual day-to-day. This will help you stop dipping into your accounts so you can finally start building a cushion that stays put.

Five Savings Buckets Every Budget Needs — Starting With the One You’re Probably Skipping

Saving more money isn’t always the answer. Today, I am walking through how to pick a savings goal that actually fits your life so you can stay consistent and finally start feeling secure about your future.

How Much Should You Save Each Month? The Answer No One Talks About

Different paydays shouldn’t be the reason your budget feels like a mess. In this episode, I’m showing you how to sync your household money, stop the paycheck-to-paycheck scramble, and finally build a plan that sticks.

How to Budget as a Couple When You’re Paid on Different Schedules

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