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Life has a way of surprising us, often taking unexpected turns and presenting us with opportunities for growth and transformation. One such journey that many women embark upon is transitioning out of what was once thought to be their “forever” career.

Read this blog post to learn about how more and more women are leaving their careers and following their dreams.

I want to decode this concept of living paycheck to paycheck. Many of us say we are living paycheck to paycheck, and we truly believe that, but that is due to the choices we are making with where we are choosing to spend our money.  

Read this blog post on why now is the time to ditch living paycheck to paycheck.

Buying a house is a significant financial and life milestone. It’s a decision that should be approached with careful consideration and planning. But how do you know if you’re truly ready to take the leap into homeownership?

In this blog post, we’ll explore several key signs that indicate you’re ready to buy a house.

In today’s crazy fast-paced and ever-changing economy, relying on a single source of income may not provide the financial security and freedom you desire.

In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of multiple streams of income and share practical strategies to help you create and manage them effectively.

First, everyone and I mean EVERYONE should have a budget. It doesn’t matter if you earn a high income or a low income, you need a budget. A budget is simply a PLAN for your money. Creating a budget is a simple thing to do, but it is not easy to stick to it. And there are times when you will need to cut things from your budget.

Read this blog post to learn about the 5 things you should cut from your budget today.

Living below your means is important more NOW than it ever has been. Prices keep going up and up making it harder to stay on budget and save your hard-earned money.

I am forever grateful that my husband and I paid off $100,000 of debt (in less than 2 years), in 2022. If I were to do it all over again I would in a heartbeat.

Read this blog post for 10 ways to live below your means.

I’ve always tried to pay off my loans sooner than the loan’s life. I knew that by paying more on my loans I was saving money in the long run. However, I didn’t realize just how much money I was paying every month and year in interest by having loans and debt.

Read this blog post to learn how I got my finances on the right track, worked hard, and paid off my vehicle 3 years early.

When my husband and I were drowning in debt, we had to decide which debt to pay off first, second, and finally third. We had $100,000 of consumer debt that we wanted to pay off and we were able to pay it off in less than 2 years. I am so happy we paid off our debt quickly because I was under so much stress, I felt extremely overwhelmed, and I had a lot of anxiety prior to becoming debt-free (besides our house). Now, I feel safe and secure in my finances, and you can too!

Read this blog post to learn the difference between the Snowball and Avalanche Debt pay off methods.

When I was stressed with my finances and was learning to budget, I didn’t want the budgeting to consume my life and take up a lot of time. I am a busy mom to 3 boys. At the time I learned to budget and “get good with my money”, I worked as a Registered Nurse and had a part-time photography business. So, the way I wanted to budget needed to be quick and simple.

Read this blog post on how to budget in 15 minutes or less!

Embracing your fears and stepping outside your comfort zone is difficult. It can take a lot of soul-searching and deep breathing through your fears. It is not easy, but man is it worth it.

Read this blog post to learn about how I embraced my fears and why you should too.