Hi Reader, Can I trust someone with my money? What if they mess it up? Or steal from me? Or make me feel stupid? What if trust isn’t the real issue… Let me tell you about June (not her real name). June has made incredible progress on her Money Story so far—following the first steps in my 10 Step Tax Strategy, setting up a solid savings plan and retirement accounts, and even consciously planning for her kids’ college education. But lately, as her business has grown, she’s resisted taking the next steps—like hiring a tax preparer or leveraging more advanced strategies. At first, she thought it was about control. “It’s always been just me, TurboTax, and a pile of receipts,” she said. “Maybe I just don’t trust anyone else with my financial info.” But as we dug deeper, the real reason emerged.To take the next step, June would have to become someone who delegates. Someone who lets go of doing it all, and trusts someone else to handle things more effectively. That’s when it hit her: 💥 Bingo. June believed her work was her worth. But here’s the thing—by clinging to that belief, June was leaving thousands of dollars on the table. Every single year. Money that could be invested. Compounded. Multiplied into hundreds of thousands—maybe even millions. And she’s not alone. I see this all the time. That’s why I’m so excited to be speaking at the Effortless Impact Summit that starts TODAY. This isn’t your typical "do more to be seen" event. It’s packed with conversations about how to show up consistently and profitably—without the burnout, hustle, or self-sacrifice. My session goes live Tuesday, June 4, and I’m sharing something I see all the time in the coaching work I do with June and others: The Fear of Success May Be More Limiting Than the Fear of Failure. These kinds of beliefs can quietly sabotage our visibility, our revenue, and our well-being. If any of that sounds familiar, I’d love for you to catch my session. I’ll be talking about how to shift these patterns—so your growth actually feels good. You’ll also hear from brilliant business owners sharing real-world strategies on content, collaborations, automation, and aligned visibility—designed to support you, not drain you. 🎟️ Reserve your free ticket here! Let’s build visibility that actually supports your business and your well-being. Hope to see you inside, |
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!
Hi Reader, When we ignore our numbers, we miss out on the most powerful advantage in business: clarity. A lot of business owners avoid looking at their money, without even realizing that’s what they’re doing. Not because they don’t care—but because they’re busy, overwhelmed, or afraid of what they’ll find. 👉 The receipts pile up. 👉 The bank statements go unread. 👉 The reports feel confusing or pointless. But how much clarity are you missing as a result? As a Money Storyteller, I believe...
Hi Reader, Recently, I was talking about money with a group of self-employed parents, and I said something that stopped the room cold… “Scarcity is a myth.” Not the kind of scarcity where your bank account is low—we’ve all been there. But the kind of deep-rooted scarcity that tells us: “If someone else succeeds, that means less for me.” “There’s only so much to go around.” “I’ll never catch up, so why bother?” Sound familiar? This mindset is sneaky… ➡️ It shows up when we scroll through...
Hi Reader, “I’m making money… but I don’t know where it’s going.” I have heard some version of this hundreds of times from smart, educated people who keep working and working and working, and yet still don’t seem to have enough left at the end of each month. Most of us never get ANY kind of formal financial training growing up, but we learn a lot about money from the people around us. For instance, when you were a kid did you ever ask for a toy only to be met with a stern rebuke, “No, I’m not...