Your Richest Life is two years old! It has been a challenging, exciting journey, one that is constantly evolving. Owning my own business has been a lot of work, but it's work I love and have fun with. Here are some of the highlights over the last year: I've had the honor of speaking at several professional women's conferences and organizations, including the Texas A&M Foundation Women, Continue Reading
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Happy First Birthday to My Business
It's almost hard to believe that Your Richest Life is just a year old! After several months of strategic planning and business set-up, I opened up the business a year ago. It's been a fun (and sometimes) wild ride ever since! Here are some of the highlights over the last year: I've had the honor of speaking at several professional women's conferences and organizations, including the Continue Reading
Your Richest Life Celebrates 11 Years
Eleven years ago, I took a chance on my vision for a more personal, accessible approach to financial planning for professionals. That plan was the foundation for Your Richest Life, and the journey has taught me more than I ever could have imagined. As I’ve helped my clients navigate their finances, I’ve learned that it’s about so much more than money. Behind the numbers are very human goals, Continue Reading
Your Richest Life Celebrates Ten Years!
Your Richest Life is ten! When I started this business a decade ago, I wanted to give busy professionals access to financial planning services that would support their goals, and fit into their demanding schedules. I hoped to empower and educate my clients, and show them that their dreams were possible. There have been plenty of lessons learned along the way, but at its core, the mission Continue Reading
Your Richest Life Celebrates Nine Years
Your Richest Life turns nine this month! I can’t believe we are almost at the ten year mark. When I started this business, I wanted to create financial planning services that were accessible and empowering. I hoped to help my clients reach their financial goals in a way that wasn’t stressful or intimidating, and to show them that their dreams were possible. I’ve learned so much over the past Continue Reading
Financial Literacy Resources for Kids
Financial literacy is important for everybody, regardless of their life stage. Teaching some essentials to kids is a great way to instill lifelong financial knowledge, and give them a head start in building wealth. Unfortunately, less than half of U.S. states require high school financial literacy classes. And at home, many parents avoid talking about money with their children because it makes Continue Reading
Eight Years of Your Richest Life
Eight years ago this month, I took a leap of faith and started Your Richest Life. It’s been an exciting and challenging journey, and I’m so grateful for all I’ve learned along the way. The past year has been yet another difficult one, with steep inflation, high interest rates and market volatility. But within these challenges are some opportunities, and I have been navigating these situations Continue Reading
Celebrating Seven Years of Your Richest Life!
It’s been seven years since I launched Your Richest Life, and it has been quite a journey! This past year was a big one. There were changes and hurdles for my clients due to the pandemic, and we all dealt with things we didn’t anticipate. Like many working mothers of dual-income households, the sudden change to virtual school at home for the spring of 2020 and the entire school year of Continue Reading
Six Years of Your Richest Life
Six years ago this month, Your Richest Life was born. I didn’t know then where it would take me or if it would work out. But after six years in business, I can tell you it has been one of my most rewarding experiences so far. I’ve worked with hundreds of clients, spoken at dozens of events, and been interviewed for several podcasts and articles. I’ve hired a team. I’ve celebrated plenty of wins Continue Reading
How to Responsibly Give Money to Family
Helping your family members out financially can be treacherous ground if you don’t navigate it properly. There is plenty of opportunity for resentment and guilt to grow, but it could also be an act of love and assistance that will leave both parties feeling appreciated. Whether you’re helping your parents cover medical bills or giving your recently graduated sibling some money to get started, Continue Reading