Dear Community, Last week, I did something I haven’t done in a long time. I left my house for work! After four years of working almost 100% online so that I could live my dream of staying home with my son while he’s little, this felt like a big deal, and so exciting. 50 amazing women showed up, all different ages, stories, hopes, and dreams. Have I told you how BRAVE you are? was last modified: June 10th, 2016 by…

Once upon a time, I was asked to give my first public talk on money. I had no idea how to synthesize all of the work I had done, or grasp what was mine to teach. So I went into the woods, clueless and open. I walked out of those woods with my method. What a gift that was! After years and years of exploring, refining, redefining . . . in a little cabin in the woods, with flip charts…

Today is not about a money teaching (well, not directly anyhow . . . of course you know by now that everything can be connected back to our money relationship!) Today is about a few things: Gratitude, Coming Out, and Moving Forward. It’s time to take you behind the scenes of the creative process over in my corner of the universe. My intention for sharing this story with you is to share a piece of my path, to inspire us…

I’m fresh home from my trip to Portland, OR, where Forest and I attended the World Domination Summit 2012 this past weekend. The event is a gathering of 1000 creative entrepreneurs exploring how to “live a remarkable life in a conventional world”. Whoa, wow, oy vey and oh my . . . what an experience. Today I want to share a few highlights, and why this past weekend was so special for me and my family. It was a true…

So, you’re working through your deeper “money stories”, gaining clarity all over the place, and then. . . Boom. Stopped in your tracks around this question: “Which system should I use to keep track of my money??” This is a big, huge hang up for so many people journeying on the path of financial transformation. In this article I’m going to do my darndest to help you move through this piece once and for all, my friends. Indecision can look…

Lately I’ve been hearing a lot of “underearning” talk. The reason I’m turned off by the term is because I feel it oversimplifies a very complex and nuanced topic. While labeling or naming can be a helpful first step, we need to go further and break open those boxes. There’s some great work out there on “Underearning” (notably Overcoming Under-Earning by Barbara Stanny and Why Women Earn Less: How to Make What You’re Really Worth by Mikelann Valterra.) In my…