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 struggled with mainstream budgeting advice
despite the fact that I have an accounting degree. It felt like I was constantly falling off the wagon and that my plan didn’t hold up to what life had to throw at me.
When I faced years of struggling with recurrent miscarriage and the emotional rollercoaster that came with it, most of my good money habits went right out the window. I lost sight of the big picture and let my emotions rule my decisions. After getting back on track, I realized that there are some BIG pieces missing to most money plans.
I learned to tap into my intuition and trust that I knew what was best for me. I learned how to actually plan ahead with my money and not just look backward or at what was happening right now. I learned how money serves as an amplifier and we get to harness that by embracing a state of expansion.