When it comes to money, our thoughts, feelings, and beliefs are bigger indicators of whether or not we will reach our financial potential than a bunch of numbers. And these beliefs usually start in childhood so it’s time to start teaching children about money. Think about it for a minute. What were some of the […]
Many of us rely on mentors to reach our goals in multiple areas of our lives. As a kid, perhaps it was an older sibling or family friend who showed you the ropes and helped you thrive socially and/or academically. Today, you may have a professional mentor: someone who has carved out the kind of […]
Maybe you have seen them, the advertisements that come through your feed around the first of the year asking you to purchase a bracelet with your word of the year imprinted? Or perhaps, you have seen people discuss their “word of the year” on Facebook or LinkedIn. Have you ever wondered what having a word […]
I’ve coached thousands of women over the course of my career. They came from different backgrounds, experiences, and financial circumstances. Their interests and spending habits differed too. But the majority of them had one thing in common: When it came to money, their behaviors weren’t bringing them closer to what they wanted in life. Why? […]
I don’t know about you, but after weeks of being sheltered in my home, I am beginning to get a little stir crazy. Even as some parts of our country are getting back to normal, whatever that happens to be, there is a likelihood that this time has altered the way in which we do […]
What matters most to you? The experiences we’ve had throughout our lives shape who we are, how we live, and what we believe in as adults. Many of us grew up in homes where parenting responsibilities were not evenly distributed, with women taking on the brunt of household labor, from caring for children and aging […]
One of my favorite things to do to relax is to peruse through Pinterest. I love getting ideas for outfits, haircuts, or to see all the DIY suggestions, however, I have noticed something interesting. Whenever I spend too much time on Pinterest, I start to feel a little anxious. Maybe it is because I realize […]
What do the words “retail therapy” mean to you? Do you consider it a form of self-care, as key to managing your emotions as, well, actual therapy? Maybe it’s less about making big purchases in an effort to cure what ails you and more about treating emotional blips—a tough meeting with your boss or a […]
How do you define your self-worth? Maybe you reflect on your skills as a professional, partner, parent, or friend. Perhaps you point to your excellent values, to your dedication to doing good in the world, or all of the above. Regardless of the specifics of your response, you and much of the general population would […]
Money does not define who we are, however, it is not a relationship we can afford to ignore. By taking Ande’s assessment, you will have a clearer understanding of your money mindset—your core, and often unspoken, beliefs about money.
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