Do you believe having more money, more wealth, and more financial success has to come at the expense of something meaningful to you?

You seek the validation, safety, and comfort found from identifying with a particular group. We all do.

I won’t say it’s time to stop being scared of your money. I will say it’s time to stop letting that fear control your actions and limit your possibilities. 

I hope you’ll have experiences that touch your heart so deeply that it leaves an imprint that will linger long after the moment has passed.

Over the course of three decades, five seismic shifts have changed the personal finance landscape. Though one significant aspect of it remains the same.

The convergence of the end of the year and the holidays is when ALL your circles overlap - in obvious and less obvious ways!!!

“You win some; you lose some; and some get rained out.” Mrs. Timmons

Hope is how you move forward when all you really want is for time to stop.

Where do you need to play bigger and what does that look like?

While sales slumps can happen for any number of reasons, they don’t happen without warning.

Can you recall the last time you felt like you were in the flow?

The goals not yet achieved are probably the ones that cause you to second guess your goal itself, your strategy, and your tactics.

Defining “impact” requires deep, introspective, and some perspective shifting work to define what it really means - both to/for you and to/for others.

If you have a particular view of what survival mode looks like and your circumstances don’t fit that, you can easily miss important clues.

Turns out those annoying, inconvenient, and time consuming curveballs are actually micro moments for personal growth.

Do you know what biases are driving the money and business decisions you make, thus, impacting your financial well-being?

Just in case you need a reminder: there’s a huge difference between seeing and noticing.

Operations are akin to the manufacturing widget that brings everything together and keeps it running smoothly. It is the heartbeat of every business.