I’ve been seeing commentary that we aren’t in a recession, but according to Layoffs.fyi and other updates on LinkedIn/TikTok - some people might take that personally. Because no matter if they are laid off or see inflation deflate how their dollar shows up in their budget/wallets, they are going through their own type of recession.

More and more people are having to break their emergency funds than ever before. Yet, most are either ashamed about it or don’t know what to do to get it back full steam. This blog + video combo gives insight into making that happen during the next brink of the economy we’re watching play out.

They say that success leaves context clues, but what if the clues you have come from a season of struggle? You can you learn from one season of your life to leverage in the next.

With the first of 5-7 Federal Interest Rates underway, how can investors and consumers (technically you’re both) run the play to be in a better position no matter how this situation impacts the economy.

Inflation is inflat-ING. And with The Federal Reserves about to start tapering + trying to do what they feel is some sort of recovery, what can you do to help stay focused on your funds? Here’s some ideas on how to move..

Don’t hung up on debt collectors just because it gets rough, here are some ways to get clear on payment options!

You should be able to learn from every season of your life. Here are some lessons I learned from the last recession.

A great recap of the Facebook Live I did about potential things you can do to get through COVID-19!