Financial Fear     One of my favorite aspects of my career is the chance to meet and speak to so many different people continually. I often meet people for the first time when they are at the height of their financial fears, and watching those fears slowly fall away through the planning process is incredibly...Read More

Comparison is the Thief of Joy     It finally happened this weekend; the kids asked for social media accounts, specifically Snapchat. I was not ready to have this conversation, but the kids rarely do anything on my schedule.   As I told them in an age-appropriate way the dangers of social media and that...Read More

Don’t Aim, Just Throw   Watching my children play sports brings me an incredible wave of nostalgia every time I set up my folding chair on a sideline somewhere. Growing up, my parents liked sports and signed me up for anything I was interested in, but they also worked a lot, so they couldn’t always make it...Read More

Life is 80% Mental and 40% Physical   I have reached the stage in my life and in parenthood where my children can wake up, get themselves something to eat, and find something to do quietly. I thought this was the beginning of lazy weekend mornings, waking up leisurely, ready to tackle what lay ahead...Read More