Money Mindset

  The below is something I wrote for my two step sons, who are in their mid- to late-twenties. For a long time, I’ve wanted to give them some advice that could help provide structure as they begin to navigate their “grown up” years. Given the recent transition our family has been in, I finally sat down to put pen to paper, which resulted in this blog post. Put It in the Books Well, it’s been an interesting year, hasn’t it? A year of highs and lows, beginnings and endings. There’s been a lot going on, for sure. But through …

Things to Remember While on Your Life’s Journey – A Letter to My Sons Read More »

Starting Over and the New Normal I have a confession. I feel like I’ve been failing as a blogger. Sorely ignoring my duties to the public. I’m supposed to deliver money-saving advice, provide guidance on profitable side hustles, and even offer an empathetic viewpoint of how challenges can be thrown at you when you least expect it. Forgive me, Readers, for I have been absent. It’s been awhile since my last blog post, and I am seeking forgiveness. (Spoken like a true former catholic school attendee.) And no, it won’t be an easy thing to achieve penance. Y’all are a …

My New Normal: Second Chances, Reinventing, Beginning Again Read More »

Full Disclosure:  I wrote this post many months ago, however was too afraid to hit the “publish” button. I’m now at a point where I’m at peace with my past, as well as with my future. But I’m also still healing, so felt it would be a step in the right direction to go ahead and put this out there.    An Imaginary Letter From My Future Self You read a lot of personal finance articles where experts are asked to write letters to their younger selves. Like, if they could go back 10 or 15 years, what advice or …

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