In our last post, we kicked off our two part series of addressing the money tasks you’re avoiding and the steps you can take to make progress. Today, we’re covering four additional areas that you...
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Why Should You Care About Financial Planning?
Money is a tool; a tool that can help you shape, design, and live the life you want. Way too often, people talk about money as the destination, when it’s really a medium to facilitate the...
What’s Your “Enough” Number?
Do you remember the ING commercials that asked consumers: What’s your number? The idea was that everyone has a “number” that defines how much they need to retire. While it’s absolutely true that you...
How to Simplify Your Financial Life
We’re entering a new year and decade, and many people use this change of season as a kick-off point to organize their finances. Unfortunately, when people dive into creating a plan, they put too...
How Practicing Gratitude Can Impact Your Finances
Do you have an attitude of gratitude when it comes to your money? As silly as this may sound, practicing gratitude in your financial life can have a positive impact on your habits, mindset, and...
What’s the Difference Between Saving and Investing?
Do you know the difference between saving and investing? In the world of financial planning, the terms “investing” and “saving” are sometimes used interchangeably. The ideas are the same - you’re...
How to Know When It’s Time to Pivot in Your Career (And Financially Pull it Off)
It’s not a secret that I’ve recently had a pretty major career pivot as the founder of Workable Wealth. After spending years growing this platform as a financial planning firm and educational...
How to Know if You Can Afford for One Parent to Stay Home
Quitting your job to be a stay-at-home parent with your growing family can have both positive and negative impacts on your finances. If you and your spouse or partner are considering stay-at-home...
Questions to Ask Before Making a Major Financial Decision
A major financial decision can be a surefire way to completely paralyze us. Even a small financial decision can be intimidating. So, when we’re faced with a major financial decision, the stress...
How to Set Better Money Boundaries
Setting boundaries is a key part of living a happy, healthy life. Boundaries can help you to build stronger and more fulfilling relationships, find rest when you need it, protect yourself...
Mary Beth Storjohann, CFP® is an author, speaker, and financial coach who takes a fun, no-nonsense approach in working with individuals and couples across the country, helping them make smart choices with their money.
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