It’s not uncommon for women in midlife and beyond to own up to feeling shame, overwhelm or stress around money. We’ve carried old stories about what we “should” be doing, compared ourselves to others, and felt like it’s too late to change old habits. 

Saving money doesn’t have to be heavy or guilt-filled, my friend. It can actually be fun, creative, and tailored to what feels good for you!

Debt isn’t a personal failure - it’s a financial tool. In this post, you’ll explore how to shift your mindset around debt, use smart strategies to manage it, and leverage it to boost your credit score and support your goals. Ditch the shame and take empowered action, my friend!

Set money aside to cover expected future expenses with sinking funds. Different from emergency funds, sinking funds help you have the money there when you need it. Keep reading to lower your financial stress and kickstart your sinking funds with a 4-week challenge.

Take 15 minutes this month to save yourself a stress headache at next year’s tax time. Keep reading for 3 solid reasons to make this an annual task and to download an easy-to-use flowchart that walks you through the process.

Have you heard of Project Pan? It’s a movement rooted in the beauty world where people commit to using up what they already have before buying more (think using all of an eyeshadow to reach the pan underneath). 

The idea applies well beyond your makeup drawer!

In midlife and beyond, it can be freeing to rethink your surplus and reset your buying habits. Your money and your mindset will thank you!

New Year’s resolutions don’t make much sense to me. Here’s why I think these big promises should be made mid-year instead.

Midlife does not feel like a crisis to me. It has been a time of positive transition, self-discovery, and personal growth. Once I decided to put my dreams, desires, and needs at the top of my list, I felt a sense of clarity.

The past crazy year has made it clear that our health is of utmost importance. If the words 'fitness' and 'exercise' trigger negative feelings for you, here’s how to find your movement mindset.

This is how I found my midlife mindset.