As we usher in a new year, it's the perfect time to shift our focus from mere financial resolutions to cultivating a mindset that empowers our financial well-being. At the heart of this transformation lies the powerful concept of "paying yourself first" – a shift in perspective that not only prioritizes investing in ourselves, but fundamentally changes the way we approach our relationship with money.

As the year draws to a close, it's not just about festive decorations and holiday cheer; it's also an opportune time to take stock of your personal finances and implement strategic moves to save on taxes. By making informed decisions before the year-end, you can optimize your financial position and potentially reduce your tax liability. I’m including some smart strategies to consider as we approach the end of the year in this blog post.

The key to successful networking is not just about accumulating contacts, but building meaningful relationships. When you own your own business your personal and professional life often overlap. Networking in all parts of your life allows you to continue to grow, meet new people, strengthen long-term friendships, and have a battalion of people to help you should the need arise.

While homeowner’s insurance provides a safety net for unexpected events, many homeowners overlook a crucial aspect of protecting their investment—documenting personal property. It is important to create a comprehensive inventory for your homeowner's insurance company.

When you're researching home insurance, there's a lot to think about to ensure you have the right coverage. You want to make sure your entire home is covered in case anything big happens (like what I’m experiencing!). I’m continuing my coverage highlighting Dwelling and Personal property insurance.

Recently, I was out of town and a pipe burst in my home, causing major damage throughout the entire house.

When you're researching home insurance, there's a lot to think about to ensure you have the right coverage. You want to make sure your entire home is covered in case anything big happens (like what I’m experiencing!)

We all look forward to the holidays, but it's easy to underestimate how much gift-giving can strain our finances. The last thing you want is to start the new year with a pile of credit card debt. So, saving for holiday gifts isn't just practical; it's the secret sauce for enjoying the festivities without a financial hangover.