Category Archives: Women and Money

How to Get What You REALLY Want

Do you know what you want? Are you chasing shiny objects or pursuing what will make a big impact in your life? Here’s how to know the difference.

How to Truly Play Big

Last week I wrote about Playing Small. This week I tell you how you can Play Big … the exact steps to take … and why it’s so important that you do.

Time to Stop Playing Small

Playing Small: By our 40s or 50s, hopefully we’ve gone beyond playing small or playing “victim.” Besides, today’s economy says it’s time to Play Big.

Your Relationship With Money: Friend Or Foe

Your relationship with money could make or break you. Answer these questions to see just how “intimate” you are …

Personal Responsibility: Giving It CPR

Personal responsibility may be dying. But it’s time to give it some CPR. That is, if you hope to enjoy financial security and peace of mind.

Forget Resolutions: Countdown to Twenty-Twelve

Forget resolutions. Most are broken by January 5th anyway. Here’s a far better trigger if you want your 2012 to be a banner year.

Savings Accounts: One of My Secret Weapons

Savings accounts: who’d ever think they could turn I-hate-even-thinking-about-finances women into in-control, masters of their financial futures?

Talking About Debt: Good, Bad or Ugly

Debt: it’s not what it used to be. There used to be “good debt” and “bad debt.” Now there’s just “ugly debt.” And here’s why.

Holiday Gifting: Forget Global, Think Local

Holiday gifting … instead of resorting to big box stores and Chinese manufacturers, what an opportunity to support local entrepreneurs!

Holiday Shopping: Keeping Your Money Safe

Holiday shopping: a time when good cheer and exuberance can get the best of us all. All I can say is “Let’s be careful out there.”