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A limiting belief is a deeply ingrained thought or conviction that restricts a person’s potential by creating self-imposed barriers.

Creating generational wealth is important because it sets the next generation up to succeed by creating financial assets and a solid foundation from which to start. 

When I mention budgeting to my clients, they pause and sit up straighter. I think that is because it reminds us of being kids and getting in trouble.

Achieving financial success is about more than just knowing how to invest and make money.

Are you a skeptic when it comes to manifesting? It seems that with manifesting, you’re either a believer or a non-believer. 

Baseline budgeting is a budgeting strategy that uses the previous year’s budget and makes adjustments for the new year.

How should I budget if I have extra money at the end of the month? If you have extra money, the most critical thing you can do is get organized! Start by organizing your spending into categories—cover your needs, set aside savings, and be intentional with your wants.

Manifesting money combines your thoughts, beliefs, and actions to create the financial reality you desire. 

If you’re wondering whether or not you need to do estate planning, the answer is: YES. If you have any amount of assets, you need to do estate planning. 

Asking the right questions lays the groundwork for a solid estate plan, making sure that your desires are honoured and your family is taken care of. 

Limiting beliefs are thoughts that hold you back from feeling free.  They are usually subconscious and ingrained from society and your family during your upbringing.

When it comes to managing your finances, knowing the right rules of money management can make all the difference.

Will and estate planning is the process of deciding what will happen to your things after you pass away.

A trust protects your assets, avoids probate, and ensures your wishes are followed. It helps manage wealth, reduce taxes, and provide for your beneficiaries.

A solid business budget includes expenses like rent, payroll, and advertising. Review income trends, track cash flow, and use tools like QuickBooks for success.