I know you're feeling it. We all are. Prices are going up. The inflation rate reported in May was 8.6%. The highest it's been since the early eighties. You're wondering: What do I do? How do I respond to this increase in prices for so many things you pay for?
Have you faced a moment in the last few years when you felt ready to just give up? I did. What kept me moving forward? Advice from someone who really saw me and helped me to see myself. What is it that gives you the strength to keep on keeping on?
Hello. You'd think having conversations about money would be easy for me after all, I talk about money all day long with my clients, conversations with my spouse, with my children, with friends about money. Not so easy. These are hard discussions to have, but always worth having .
I'm sharing a simple, but really useful financial tip: Reviewing your household finances as though it's a business. I have found this to be helpful with my personal finances.
I share a personal experience that led to getting the best advice I've received in a long time. Learn what it was, and how to apply it to your own life.
We humans are wired to seek certainty so how can we use this period of sort of off-centeredness and off-balance and questioning to our advantage? Well I have three pieces of advice for how to do this.