Meaningful Wealth

<p>In this episode, we explore one of the most universal human desires: the need for financial security—and how, for many of us, fear clouds our sense of safety, even when we have more than enough. We often believe that...

<p>In this episode, I reflect on how a financial challenge—living on one income during maternity leave—became an unexpected source of joy, growth, and connection. When my husband and I realized our household income...

<p>An abundant mindset is a way of thinking that recognizes there are always enough opportunities, resources, and wealth available. It contrasts with a scarcity mindset, which is rooted in fear and the belief that...

<p>Podcast Summary: "So What is Money Guilt and Why Do We Feel It?"</p> <p>Money guilt is a common emotional experience that stems from internalized standards about wealth, spending, and responsibility. In this episode...

<p>This episode we explain the common blocks many people face when making and implementing their conscious spending plans. We cover how to budget with a spouse, feeling guilty with our kids, how to resist urges and how...

<p>Many of us think "budget" is a dirty word because we associate it with restriction and deprivation. I like to think of budgeting as a way of consciously deciding for myself ahead of time how I want to spend my money...

<p>Building a great relationship with money starts with increasing our money intimacy. This involves understanding our current financial standing by calculating our net worth. Pay attention to your thoughts and feelings...

<p>Many clients don't have the best results in wealth management. They need help with the behavioural changes required to help them build wealth. This is where life coaching is essential. Any change you want, starts...

<p>We get to decide how we show up in our relationship with money and that changes everything. How have you decided to show up in this relationship? Great friendships are forgiving, empowering, intimate, long term...

<p>I love to think of money as my friend. I like this analogy because just like a friend, how we think about money, the things we say about it matters. If we say awful things about our friend, if we show up in negligent...

<p>Massive action is a commitment to do whatever it takes to get the desired result. It requires coming up with a plan for what you think will work, trying, failing, tweaking and trying again and never quitting until...

Having your own back means we reassure ourselves when we are down, we encourage ourselves. It also means having a willingness to feel any emotion. If you are able to do this, you will take the pressure off of other...

<p>The purpose of our goals is to help us to grow and evolve, not to make us happier and not because we will be more worthy on the other side. We are already 100% worthy. Choose one goal. Make sure the goal is specific...

<p>What is possible for your life? How do you know? Do you look to what you have done in the past to decide? Do you look to others to decide what is possible for you. The best news is we get to decide what is possible...

<p>We need to save for our future selves and plan accordingly. Some people use the goal of financial freedom to motivate them. But the term financial freedom implies two things: one that you aren't currently free and...