Money for Meaning 
Here’s the scary reality: Most of us will live check-to-check and in debt until we retire in old age and poor health to watch soap operas. I know that’s exactly what you’ve dreamed of. In fact, 73% of us in America are dying in debt, with an average balance of $61,554. After we die, the … Read more
I recently asked my husband Mark what he saw as my worst financial mistake. He thought about it for a second, and then said, “That time you bought $200 worth of nuts!” Wait a second. I found raw almonds and cashews for $4.99 per pound – a freakin’ amazing deal! So good that I bought … Read more
Becoming more comfortable with improvising can lead to greater joy and spontaneity in our lives. Like any muscle, it works better when we use it regularly. This muscle can also atrophy if we always default to “BUT…” whenever we encounter something new and different. When we allow ourselves to be open to new ideas and … Read more