Your calling is important enough to take your own money and your business money seriously. But that doesn’t mean doing it on your own or having to learn it the hard way. I’m here to support you whether your business is just a dream, just starting out or needs CFO-level help to keep thriving.
I’ve always been good at budgeting.
Crunching numbers is something that I love to do. I thought that I was doing just fine, keeping up on payments and even thought the “expert” money plan I tried to follow wasn’t working for me, we were doing just fine.
Then, when I faced the struggle of infertility my “just fine” plan fell apart. Without knowing what I actually wanted out of life (except for a baby) it became all too easy to rack up credit card debt and live paycheck to paycheck. Money became a way of escaping the life I was living.
It wasn’t until I took a step back and got clear on what life I actually wanted to be living that things turned around. Instead of sitting down with our numbers and cutting them to ribbons, leaving us feeling deprived, I got to get clear on what mattered most and invest my time, money and energy in those things.
Once I had that clarity I was able to make decisions that I felt confident in. I listened to the calling on my heart to help other people through starting my own business. I let go of the life that I “should” have and that I saw other people living. I started making decisions that are actually moving the needle on my financial freedom plan.