January makes it feel like you need to commit to a goal: to pick a direction, lock in a plan, and start moving before the window closes. But the first mistake isn’t picking the wrong goal, it’s rushing the decision without understanding what that goal is responding to. This post breaks down the difference between escape goals and support goals, how each shows up in your finances, and what to check before you build your year around one.

You don’t need another fresh start. If resetting your goals, tightening your budget, or promising “this time will be different” keeps landing you in the same pressure (just more tired), it’s not a motivation problem. This post breaks down why rebuilding without changing the demands underneath never works, how that strain shows up in your money, and what needs to be named before you plan what’s next.

Money isn’t just about getting ahead. It’s about feeling aligned, supported, and clear while you build the life you want. If your goals feel heavy, disconnected, or out of step with your current season, this is your invitation to pause, reflect, and reconnect with your financial why. You’ll also get The Financial Reset Journal Page - a free guide to help you to turn clarity into calm, grounded financial actions you can actually stick with.

Soft living is about creating a life of comfort, freedom, and financial security. It’s about indulging without sacrificing your future.

Financial peace is about feeling calm, in control and unapollogetically confident about managing your money. It's the ultimate holiday gift.

Decluttering your financial life isn’t just about numbers, it’s about reclaiming your power, getting clarity, and creating a life you want.

The holiday season with its mix of cultural expectations, social pressures, and irresistible sales, making it tough to stick to a budget.

As we approach the holiday season and the final stretch of the year, it’s a perfect time to realign and refocus on what truly matters.

The truth is, money and lifestyle are deeply intertwined, and the key to living the life you want often lies in how you manage your finances