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Most people don’t avoid financial planning because they’re irresponsible. They avoid it because it feels overwhelming. It’s easy to tell yourself you’ll handle it “later”… until later becomes years. Until a life event happens. Until someone gets sick. Until a crisis forces you to figure things out under pressure. Because stability isn’t just a feeling—it’s paperwork, planning, and protection. And that’s the truth nobody likes to say out loud: A lot of people don’t have a fina

Over the last few years, my life has shifted in ways I couldn’t have predicted. I went through seasons of growth, seasons of uncertainty, and seasons where I had to step back—not because I stopped caring, but because I was rebuilding. Not aesthetic. Not delusion. But real life, transitioning the way real life does.  So if you’ve been wondering where I went… this is your update. This is me coming back with clarity. Allow me to reintroduce myself: This is the official relaunch

One of my intentions for this year is getting back to my yoga practice. I still do yoga every single day, but I don't practice on the mat the way I used to. Not for lack of discipline or motivation--life simply started coming at me fast. And no matter how much I tried to stay dedicated to my daily practice, everyday life demanded my presence. And so, since the Pandemic really, my yoga practice has been very sporadic. One class here, a session or two there, maybe even a few vi

Happy New Year! I'm finding my way back to the mat. Not as a challenge though. I don't need to prove my discipline or my dedication. This is really about me giving myself an opportunity to create an intentional vibration. I used to practice yoga every day. Honestly, my life revolved around how many classes were planned on any given day. And then, my life started revolving around other things. I think most lives are like that--not necessarily with yoga, but just the ebb and fl

Financial Mistakes and Real Time Hardships are not Personal Failures As a licensed financial professional, I know is that money represents a lot of things, and it is rarely about dollars or coins in a bank account. In this day and age, it is a requirement for everyday living and as such has become a container for safety, concerns, and self-worth. And though the majority of people will agree that those things are not about money, that same majority will tell you that without m

I love all things health and wellness. I went to school for therapeutic counseling and was originally pre-med for psychiatry. The topic of stress was just so intriguing to me-how it forms, how it compounds, and how it quietly shapes the way people move through their lives. It felt like answering a calling to be able to help people work through their stress. But the more I studied the stress cycle and worked with individuals navigating burnout, overwhelm, and major transitions