The holidays and the end of the year can be triggering for LOTS of stuff, especially money, emotions, grief, exhaustion. The list goes on really but we can sum it up by saying: our resources will be tested. So let’s talk about depression and money and how they impact one another.

If you’ve been telling yourself “I’ll start my budget when…” or “I’m going to try to learn how to do this on my own one more time,...” - consider this your money wake-up call friend. There is a reason we worry about money and I’m gonna break it down for ya.

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.

Money stress is very common and it can lead to feelings of sadness and depression and that can keep you from taking action. Learning how to move through the lows of your money game will be a game changer in your success.