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Insights on turning pressure into strategy, silence into conversation, and earning into a more grounded, well-lived life.
Overspending Is Not a Willpower Problem
Overspending is not a will power problem. It is a systems problem. In this article, Jaelyn Vickery, CFT™, founder of Dimensional Wealth, explores why rigid budgets fail, how emotional and cultural pressures shape spending, and what actually builds lasting money clarity and confidence. Featuring insights from a recent CNBC interview, this piece reframes overspending as a wellness issue, not a personal flaw.
Financial Self-Care Is the Gift We Need Most This Holiday Season
The holidays often come with hidden financial stress. As expectations rise and spending increases, many people enter the new year overwhelmed and behind. Financial self-care offers a different path…
You Are Not the Prey: Why Tax Season Prep Starts Now, Not in April
As a society, we're not taught how to play the "tax game" in school, which often leads to financial stress and massive, unexpected tax bills. But here’s the key takeaway from my conversation with CPA and entrepreneur Darion Wiggs: Strategic wealth-building means thinking about taxes 365 days a year.
Stop Being Broke and Start Earning: Your First Investment is Not What You Think
You've heard the talk about stocks, bonds, and indexes, and if you're like most people, that jargon is enough to send you running. But here’s the truth: Your journey to financial independence does not need to start in the volatile stock market.
The American Dream: Alive or Dead?
According to Nasdaq, the total cost of the American Dream — housing, college, transportation, childcare — has more than doubled for Millennials and Gen Z compared to what Boomers paid. And that’s after adjusting for inflation.
The Hidden Cost of Coping: When Food, Finance, and Control Collide
We all eat to survive. We all spend to live. But what happens when these two essential acts become tangled—when a compulsive urge to cope drives both your eating habits and your bank account?