Your relationship with money affects every area of your life - healing money wounds and limiting beliefs is essential for financial success. Many people inherit attitudes… Continue Reading

Buying a house is a major life milestone. However, few people factor in the costs of actually owning one. 

While making payments toward the ownership of a home can be a good investment in the long term, your asset can turn into a liability if you fail to account for unexpected costs that often come with taking on such a big commitment. 

Being house poor refers to a situation whereby an individual or household spends more than 30% of their income on housing costs.

As a result, many people have found themselves house poor, as a large chunk of their income goes to paying the mortgage and keeping a roof over their heads… Read More

Americans spend over $900 on average during the holiday shopping season, with much of it being impulse or unplanned spending. Those "incredible deals" somehow turn into closets full of regret and credit card statements that hurt to open.

The key to saving big and staying sane isn't skipping sales altogether.

It's planning smarter. Minimalism and frugality share one fundamental rule: buy intentionally, not impulsively.

By approaching sales like a minimalist, you can enjoy legitimate deals without the clutter, guilt, or wasted money that usually follows… Read More

I'm going to travel without worrying about the cost.

My investments will provide for my family's needs.

I will mentor others who are starting their financial journey… Continue Reading