How much should I be saving?
How much should you really be saving? This post reframes the question around consistency, motivation, freedom, and net worth.
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What's my money personality and why does it matter?
Sometimes your money behavior feels contradictory for a reason. This post breaks down five money personalities and how to use yours more intentionally.
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Why do I feel bad about my money all the time?
If you always feel behind with money, the issue may be how you are measuring progress. This post contrasts gap thinking with gain thinking.
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Feeling overwhelmed with setting goals? There's a simpler way
My last few blog posts have been about getting clear on your why. Not just setting mechanical money goals ( save 5% of my salary, or pay off my credit cards ), but...
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Tips for a fresh start - any time of year
A fresh start does not need to wait for January. This post reframes goal setting around 12-week windows, emotional direction, and tiny habits.
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Whatever you do, don't set money goals
Money goals are easier to stick with when they are tied to identity, values, and how you want your life to feel.
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Don't fall for these 8 surprisingly common money myths
In talking with women about their finances, I often hear surprising misunderstandings that cost a lot of money and erode their confidence.
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Why money confidence isn't about math - It's about mindset
Money confidence is less about raw math ability and more about learning to shift from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset.
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Do you understand money? These 3 questions reveal the answer
Have you ever wondered how much you truly understand about money? Two professors Annamaria Lusardi (Stanford University) and Olivia Mitchell (Wharton) developed three...
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The belonging trap: How our need to fit in quietly shapes our spending
We are wired to belong, but that instinct can quietly shape spending in ways that do not match our real priorities.
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