I was standing on the DNA of my ancestors. 

Whatever your profession, doing it well requires you to go on a personal development journey.

As a Black woman and as an entrepreneur, I am appalled by this week’s 11th Circuit ruling. It really left me feeling dispirited and disgusted.

You may not always welcome the feedback you get or its timing, but I truly cannot think of an instance when you don’t benefit from embracing it. 

Given the state of affairs here in the U.S. and elsewhere around the world, I am evermore mindful of just how precious and fragile the concept of freedom is.

If you (unwittingly) believe managing money should be easy. It’s not unreasonable for that expectation to extend to pricing, too.

Yes, there is such a thing. Just as buyers can experience regret after making a purchase, sellers can also feel remorse after selling something.

Perhaps it is self-serving, but I quite like the idea of viewing impatience as a sign of ambition, drive, and a hunger for success.

When things aren’t going your way, it can be hard to be on the lookout for the lesson or insight the experience has for you.

When something makes you feel most afraid, sometimes that is precisely when you need to lean into your boldness and choose accordingly! 

Tax season has a tendency to put a spotlight on all of the choices you did and didn’t make in the previous year.

Change requires change. It often necessitates a shift in behavior because behavior is the outward manifestation of our habits, attitudes, and beliefs.

Pi is a potent symbol for embracing imperfection, uncertainty, and the inherent limitations of human knowledge.

When someone helps you advocate for yourself, they are reminded of what to do to protect their interests the next time it is required.

There's a plethora of common money rules that are often touted as foolproof guidelines for managing your finances. But, are they right for you?

How has your cultural background influenced your approach to money? 

Nature has seasons. We do, too: seasons of waiting, of growth and opportunity, of pruning, of grief, of creativity, of stagnation, and of rest.

Even when your finances (and business) are not in the condition you want them to be or need them to be, you are not broken or inadequate.

What is something that is dreaded, yet also the thing some people want to be good at - maybe even you?

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