If you're looking to improve your financial wellness while nurturing self-trust and confidence, it’s time to start dating your money. Money dates are a scheduled time to review your finances, reflect on your spending habits, and set financial goals for the future. These intentional time blocks help me build an intimate connection with my finances, reduce my stress around money, and feel more empowered.

Financial freedom isn’t just about numbers—it’s about intention. Just as it's essential to catch up with your therapist, checking in with your financial health is crucial for your overall well-being. In this post, I’m sharing some money tips that helped me cultivate better financial wellness, without sacrificing joy.

Financial education is self-care. Normalizing conversations around finances is about taking ownership of our lives, creating opportunities, and breaking the cycle of financial instability. Find out why financial literacy matters for women.