Are you uncomfortable with money? We're going to talk about: why it's important, why it happens, and a couple of really quick, easy steps that you can take to move through it.

Sometimes the biggest money stressors are the ones that slowly unravel over time. It can be unsettling, and at the same time, these experiences can be powerful learning grounds. Here are 4 reminders for when your money is unraveling.

For many individuals, paying bills is not a pleasant experience and is often met with lots of stress and dread. And we’re not talkin’ just during the January blahs. Can you relate? Don’t worry friend, it’s really common but it doesn’t have to be that way. The School of Betty has 5 simple actions you can take to relieve some stress and turn bill time into fun time.

We KNOW what we are supposed to do with our money: have an emergency fund, use a budget, put money into retirement. We KNOW this, yet most of us don’t DO it. Right? There’s a disconnect between the KNOWING and the DOING. Why is that? Today on the blog - I’m sharing with you the secret no one tells us about money management, why it’s keeping you in the non-action zone and how to move through it.

Do you pay much attention to what you are consuming and how it might impact your money? If you are like most individuals, this sounds weird and hokey and no, you aren’t thinking about it. So today my friend, I’m gonna tell ya why you should pay attention to what you hear, see and read when it comes to money.

Do you love the Enneagram? Ever thought about what your number means when it comes to your money game? Knowing yourself is the ultimate magic tool to manage your money well. Here's what your Enneagram Type can tell you about your money habits.