Resources to help you make your intentional life (even more) possible. Putting my experiences to work for you.
Corporate was good to me while I was there: it gave me a unique background in marketing + tech and funded my debt-free journey and saving for my own leap out of the 9-to-5. I now write, travel, dream, and create to help others be more able to take chances and do something about living more intentionally and freely. Below are the latest helps.
For people in jobs where someone is paying you consistently. Use the five steps on this simple printable to make the most of your current paydays. Make your employed situation work more to your advantage and do cool things that grow your personal autonomy. Such as get out of debt, build savings, and and start being less financially dependent on your paychecks.
You can start to reclaim your sense of self and feel more comfortable taking risks when you have some financial breathing room and runway. It's amazing, and you're going to love the results. Click to get the free PDF
For dreamers starting to build their business website/tech or needing to simplify. This website guide is meant to help entrepreneurs avoid the expensive mistakes most make, and focus on what matters. You will like your life and your business so much more if you keep the tech stuff simple especially at the start. This guide is relevant to any entrepreneur overwhelmed by their tech and everything they're trying to keep track of in business.
It comes from my 12+ years of corporate and entrepreneurial experience in web development and marketing technology. It includes considerations for hiring someone to build a website for you versus DIY, thoughts on commonly used platforms, and a glimpse into my own tech stack.
You might be asking: "What the heck is a pickleball guide doing here?" Let me explain. Pickleball is fun. An intentional life is one with plenty of plenty of fun in it. It's the nation's fastest growing sport and it's super amazing. But, like a lot of worthwhile things you want to do, it can be intimidating to get into. But it can be intimidating to get into. This Getting Into Pickleball is a critical guide to help you confidently get into and stay in the game, and how to find introductory lessons and people to play with—in your community and in new places. It reflects everything I've learned by getting into this awesome sport on my own across multiple states and includes 2 bonus databases of reminders and tips.
Perfect for dreamers actively doing some kind of budgeting. It's a course to help you see what's working about your financial system, what's not, and what to change to win with your money.
A budget is a lot like a vehicle in that it helps you get where you want to go. And all vehicles need tuning up sometimes. This mini-course helps "trying budgeters" identify blind spots needing attention and showing them key habits and approaches that get budgeting humming along happier.
This course is designed to help you finally get—and stay—organized financially. This course walks you through the exact process I used and have since shared with countless others to get proactive instead of reactive with money. Because it was born out of my own frustration with budgeting and trying fruitlessly to get out of debt, those in debt or who have never really been able to save money will particularly appreciate this course.
This is for you if your figurative "car" needs way more than the tune-up described in the Budget Tune-Up mini-course. You're very aware that said vehicle is being held together with duct tape, the radiator is hissing, and the thermocoupler (if that's even a real car part) is busted.
The course was designed to be a weekend money reset for those who are tired of the debt and paycheck-to-paycheck rollercoaster. It can realistically be completed in a 3-4 hour window. Don't you think your money is worth the couple hours to make it over? I sure do—your life and your dreams are worth happy, purposeful money.
Completing this course unlocks a chance to book a seriously discounted 1:1 review/fine-tune of your plan and systems so they can super fuel your dreams. Learn more + get the course
I'm very careful these days with the "coach" label for a couple reasons.
1) While I am a certified financial coach, and have coached a wide variety of individuals, I see myself as a writer and intentional liver first. 2) Something about the way "coaching" is done or overdone these days can deprioritize your own expertise in your life. You really do get to be the expert in your life and the best answers will come from you.
That said, if you're looking for a sounding board, thinking partner, and someone to help you live and spend more intentionally, I'd be honored to work with you. My favorite clients are those who are ready to ditch debt and financial disorganization so they can create more intentional living options for themselves. Even better if you've got creative or entrepreneurial aspirations and don't love the hustle status quo of corporate life.
