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Are you both clock blockers?

by Angie Carlson | Clock blockers delay decisions, blocking their progress on what they know. How does clock blocking show up in your financial decisions? You both said you’d talk about money once you were married. You blink, and you’re… Read More

Life Insurance for Solopreneurs

Amy Greene interviews Steve Kobrin: Life Insurance for Solopreneurs How life insurance can be used in your business to protect yourself, your clients, and your family Read More

What is Procle?

A Holistic Digital Health Platform for Enhanced Patient Engagement Built by doctors for doctors, this platform is dedicated to healthcare providers. Unlike other digital health solutions that burden doctors with additional tasks, this is designed to streamline processes and save… Read More

Is THIS financial decision costing you MILLIONS?

by Angie Carlson | 77% of households who find themselves in this situation have NO CLUE it’s costing them that much. And that decision is… Financing items today on monthly payments that follow you for years.  My client, H, has… Read More

Growing Your Money Mindsets, Confidence, and Bank Accounts

by Tracy Latona | What if I were to tell you that there was a LIFE HACK that got you out of debt or grew your savings account on average 4x faster than what you’ve tried so far on your… Read More

What You Both Deserve

by Angie Carlson | Gone backwards on your financial journey?  This post is for you. You were 100% debt free – house and everything. And now, each of you feel like that work was for nothing. That life event happened,… Read More

POV: Even though you’re making the most money you ever had, your debt is increasing accordingly.

Angie Carlson | Before your spouse took that promotion, you both ran out the numbers and saw you should have thousands of dollars left over. You started to see the light at the end of the tunnel. But months later,… Read More

There’s a Generational Shift Underway With Financial Concerns

by Maggie Leyes | Most people are not immune to the worries of the wallet—big and small. From paying for monthly bills all the way to paying for long-term care and everything in between, people from Gen Z to Boomers told… Read More

You won’t view $10 the same way after reading this.

Angie Carlson | “But Angie, finding an extra $10 to put towards my debt doesn’t really change anything.” I’m not surprised that you are thinking this, because I did too. Because we’ve been conditioned to think spending $10 isn’t a… Read More

Stop Being a Student

by Amy Green | Getting straight A’s in high school and college hasn’t served me one bit as an entrepreneur. Ouch. That stings, doesn’t it? (I know it does for me!). But here’s the truth: 👉 There’s no Honors Society… Read More