Being good with money isn’t reserved for those who have massive trust funds, who have no debt, who started saving for retirement when they were 25, or who pay all their bills on time. There is no right or wrong way to build a powerful relationship with money. Wherever you are right now is exactly where you should be. You may have ignored money, wished it would go away, cursed it, or thought it was a bother and a nuisance all your life. Or you chased money, made it your singul

I was going to title this a letter from the void. The beautiful space when more is unraveling than coming together. But this is not a...

Dear Community, This month I left my role as a Senior Philanthropic Advisor at Movement Voter Project. When I started this role, I was also starting my coaching practice. Both grew and were large parts of my pandemic experience. It quickly became apparent that working two jobs works… until it doesn’t. I put my whole being into this role at Movement Voter Project. In 2019 I joined the team, following an internal knowing that I needed to play an active part in stopping another

Radical means to go to the root. When we’re looking at how to live a meaningful life - a life that contributes to life sustaining and life creating forces in the world - money is a resource that can support these aims. Money can seem difficult to use in a way that feels in alignment with our values. Money is used in harmful ways within financial systems that are built upon inequality and violence. But ultimately, it is people who dictate and create these systems. Money, in an