I don't know if I ever told you story...


Hello Reader,

Once upon a time, I was an artist who turned herself into an accountant. But I don’t know if I ever told you the full story…

I thought if I could figure out how money worked, I could help a lot of people. Everyone's stressed about money, in every industry, at every income level. Naively, I thought some financial education would help, and I'd fix everything.

So I taught myself corporate accounting, and I was pretty damn good at it. As my business grew, I could tell I was making a difference for my clients. We were helping them achieve their goals, and I knew I was a valued part of the team even though I was just presenting their bookkeeping and helping them with their tax filings.

But I had a smaller group of clients that kept me up at night. No matter how their external circumstances changed, their experience with money stayed chaotic. Always profitable on paper but not in the bank account.

It occurred to me there was something else about how money works that I hadn't figured out yet.

So I got curious. I asked myself: why do I love money? Why do I do what I do?

Turns out it's because I'm still in rehearsal every day. As an actress, I had decades of experience translating abstract concepts into something people could not only follow along with, but also really feel on a deep level.

I decided to start using my storytelling training with my clients, and it worked even better than I expected. All of a sudden, those chaotic experiences started to untwist bit by bit.

What I do with my clients now? It’s exactly the same thing.

Every day I get to go behind the scenes of a business and use that storytelling experience to help my clients uncover their money stories and get their chaos under control.


Look, whether you know it or not, every decision is a financial decision. That’s true in business and in your everyday life.

As business owners, we send our leaders out to make high-stakes calls completely unequipped, because they've never examined their own money stories. If you do not know your own default reaction to money, you are going to make every situation harder.

If we don't get the story right first, then the data doesn't matter. You won't know how to read and receive it, because you'll be too entangled in your story. And without a clear story and clear data, your money map is nonsense.

That's why my methodology starts with uncovering your Money Story, then developing your Money System, and finally creating your Money Map. We do the work this way so you can show up as the leader, the boss, and the resource your clients need, without dragging unconscious chaos into the room with you.

Curious about the method? Book a free call to learn more.​

Be profitable,

I'm excited for...

This weekend is my daughter's birthday party!

Toddlers are fickle. For 11 months, she was asking for an avocado party. Then 3 weeks ago, she decided she wanted a 101 Dalmatians party.

So I'm doing 101 guacamoles. Let's go!

I also put spots on her cake. Creative problem solving, y'all.

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Favorite Thing...

Do you love romantasy fiction?

Would you like to read a judge’s takedown of romantasy in a copyright ruling?

An unpublished author sued the author of the Crave series, claiming she copied her work. The judge’s response, in short: you can’t copyright the tropes of your own genre.

My favorite line? “Hot boys are a staple of the genre.”

A real judge wrote that in a real legal decision, after reading upwards of 6,000 pages of romantasy fiction for this case.

​It’ll be the funniest thing you read all week. You’re welcome.

Money Study...

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If you own an S Corp, make sure you add your health insurance premiums to your wages so can take the full deduction.

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Hi! I'm Katherine, actress turned accountant

I capitalized on my artistic background to create the Money Storyteller Method, a mindset and accounting tool for business owners that makes even the most advanced financial strategies easy to understand and fun to implement. Expect frank conversations about leveraging our most valuable assets - money, time, creativity, team leadership, and YOU!

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