A recent wave of layoffs rippled through Los Angeles, landing hardest on women already juggling careers, caregiving, and ambition. For many, financial worry grows into night sweats, missed meals, and the guilt of letting dreams slip behind urgent needs. In these moments, wealth and wellness no longer feel like distant goals; they become lifelines tied tight around our daily choices and sense of self-worth. The truth is straightforward yet often overlooked: emotional and physi

Mainstream financial advice often reads like a script written for someone else's life. Mothers who manage generational obligations, first-generation professionals navigating complex expectations, and women let down by inherited mistrust—each story brings needs that standard approaches miss or misunderstand. Growing up in South Los Angeles, I saw how these one-size-fits-all lessons did little for families whose reality included supporting extended kin, remitting money across b

This financial reset challenge is about your thoughts, words and actions about money, which inevitably impact your numbers. If you want your numbers to change, you have to start with your words, thoughts and actions. Remember, your numbers are simply a reflection of your behavior. Here is exactly what we will cover each day in the challenge:​ Why do you need a financial reset? How did you get to where you are? What makes you financially ashamed? Proud? What is your mindset ab

Everyone manages a different financial situation from the next person. One may read the word reset and think that they only need to reset if their financial life is not going well. However, that is not true. As you read, you would do this challenge to create stability AND success. Maybe you need one over the other or both! Nevertheless, if you find yourself feeling or saying anything like: I can’t afford to… I’m tired of being broke… I’m going to try to put myself on a budget

Are you ready to take charge of your financial future AND really get to freedom? I’ve had new clients and prospects say to me “My mom and dad went into debt taking care of us and wanted us to have what they didn’t. Now, as an adult, I have a lot of debt too and I really don’t want this for my children.” What they saw their parents do with money (or what they didn’t see their parents do with money) has shaped what they do or don’t do NOW, with their money. Why do you think tha