I'm passionate about guiding women through transformative journeys.

As a financial planner, I witnessed clients facing self-imposed obstacles that hindered their financial growth. Many times, I found myself thinking, "If only they could break free from these internal barriers." Which caused me to reflect on my own experiences with money.

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I grew up in a lower middle-class household. We didn’t talk about money. I knew my parents lived paycheck to paycheck, but I didn’t know what that meant. Or if that was right or wrong, or if anybody did it differently. I did know that my friends' homes did not seem to have the same money situation that mine did. My parents each had their own money personalities, and those of course shaped my relationship with money. 

As my life progressed, I experienced diverse money narratives. I was a teenage mother, subsequently marrying into affluence, then divorcing back into scarcity. All the while, I worked hard and worked harder. Always striving for more, but never seemed to get rewards equal to my skills and efforts.

I’ve been close to people who had money, and close to people who had nothing. I’ve known people who believed that money was no good and didn’t want it. I’ve known people who always wanted more. I’ve known people where money just seemed to come their way. And I’ve known people who had horrible luck with money.

I came to a point in my life where I was at a crossroads. I knew I had to make drastic changes in order to survive. So, I set out on a journey of self-improvement. Because of these vast life experiences, and through self-realization, I changed my own money story without even really knowing that was what I was doing. I unwittingly rewrote my money script.

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Now, I empower others in overcoming internal obstacles to financial success. At Mindset & Money, I enable individuals to shift their money mindsets, dismantling internal obstacles blocking their financial success.