Make Money Simple Financial Coaching

Make Money Simple Financial Coaching Helping women solopreneurs turn client revenue into steady paychecks with simple money systems + money mindset shifts. Ready to pay yourself with confidence?
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Running your own business is exciting… and exhausting.You’re serving clients, wearing all the hats, and still wondering ...
09/16/2025

Running your own business is exciting… and exhausting.

You’re serving clients, wearing all the hats, and still wondering why your bank account doesn’t reflect your effort.

That’s where my work comes in.

I help women solopreneurs:

➡️Pay themselves consistently from client revenue
➡️Build simple money systems that actually stick
➡️Shift into a confident money mindset that makes business feel lighter

Here’s why this matters for you: when you pay yourself, your business feels worth it. You stop spinning, you start breathing, and you can finally enjoy the work you’ve built.

If you’re ready for your business to pay YOU, not just everyone else, DM me “Clarity” and I’ll share your first step.

11/04/2024

Is your mindset about money helping you create the life you want?

For many people, wealth is simply a number or a goal to hit. But building true wealth isn’t just about money—it’s about creating a life aligned with your values and goals. A Wealth Mindset allows you to see money as a tool for opportunity, growth, and fulfillment, instead of a constant source of stress.

I’m hosting a special session this Wednesday at 3 pm CST in my FB Group, where we’ll be exploring how to reset your Wealth Mindset. This approach has helped many women redefine what wealth means to them and create a meaningful, confident relationship with money.

During the session, we’ll cover:

👉Breaking down limiting beliefs: Recognize old money stories that no longer serve you.
👉Building a mindset for true wealth: See money as a tool for living the life you want.
👉Practical steps to reinforce change: Simple actions to support a Wealth Mindset daily.

If you’re ready to rethink your money mindset, join us in the group! Make Money Simple | Money Clarity & Confidence for Women

And here’s a question for you: What would your life look like if money felt like a source of opportunity, not stress?

Let’s start the conversation below!

Are Debt Relapses Holding You Back?You’ve made progress with paying off debt. Maybe you’ve even paid off a few credit ca...
10/21/2024

Are Debt Relapses Holding You Back?

You’ve made progress with paying off debt. Maybe you’ve even paid off a few credit cards or loans. But somehow, the debt creeps back in. Sound familiar?

Here are the 5 most common reasons people fall back into debt—and how you can avoid them:

Lifestyle Inflation – When your income increases, it’s tempting to upgrade your lifestyle. But if your spending rises with your paycheck, debt follows.

Tip: Keep your expenses the same and put that extra income toward savings or debt payoff.

Unexpected Expenses – Life happens. Medical bills, car repairs, or home emergencies can wipe out your progress fast.

Tip: Build an emergency fund to avoid relying on credit when the unexpected happens.

Over-Reliance on Credit – Credit cards can feel like a safety net, but using them for non-essentials can trap you in a cycle of debt.

Tip: Treat credit as a tool, not a solution. Save for what you want instead of charging it.

Lack of Clear Financial Goals – Without specific goals, it’s easy to lose focus and fall back into old habits.

Tip: Set clear, motivating financial goals to give your money purpose and direction.
Small Leaks in Your Budget – It’s the little things that add up—daily coffee, unused subscriptions, or impulse purchases can quietly undermine your progress.

Tip: Track your spending and plug those small leaks to avoid debt sneaking back in.

What about you? Have you experienced any of these debt relapses? Share your story below and let’s talk about how to break the cycle for good.

10/21/2024

Ever Felt Like Debt Keeps Sneaking Back In?

You’ve worked hard to pay off debt, but somehow it finds its way back. It’s frustrating, right? You’re not alone—debt relapse happens more often than you think.

Here are some of the most common reasons people fall back into debt:

💡 Spending More When You Earn More – It’s tempting to upgrade your lifestyle with every raise, but that can quickly lead to more debt.
💡 Unexpected Expenses – Life throws surprises like car repairs or medical bills that can knock you off track if you’re not prepared.
💡 Relying on Credit – Credit cards feel convenient, but they can lead to debt spirals if you’re not careful.
💡 No Clear Financial Goals – Without a plan, it’s easy to lose focus and slide back into old spending habits.
💡 Overlooking Small Expenses – Little purchases add up fast, slowly pulling you back into debt.

So how do you avoid these traps?

Recognizing these patterns is the first step. From there, it’s about building the right mindset and strategies to stay on track and keep debt from creeping back in.

What’s your biggest challenge in staying debt-free? Let’s talk about how to keep moving forward without slipping back into old habits!

10/14/2024

Navigating Debt in Relationships: How Do You and Your Partner Handle It?

Talking about debt with your partner can be one of the most challenging conversations in a relationship. The stress, the differing viewpoints, and the fear of judgment can easily turn a simple chat into a tense situation. But here’s the thing: addressing debt together can actually bring you closer when approached in a healthy, open way.

When my husband and I first started talking about our own debt, it wasn’t easy. We had to learn how to communicate honestly, align our financial goals, and create a plan that worked for both of us. It took time, but that journey taught us how to work as a team and support each other through every step.

This week, I’m diving into this topic in my Facebook Group to share some strategies that can make these money talks feel less stressful and more productive.

What’s the biggest challenge you face when it comes to discussing debt with your partner? Drop a comment below, or join us in the group this Wednesday at 3 pm CST to learn more about navigating debt together.

FB Group: Make Money Simple | Money Clarity & Confidence for Women

Ready to start a conversation that leads to connection rather than tension? Let's make debt a stepping stone to a stronger partnership!

10/07/2024

Does debt ever make you feel trapped, like it's controlling every move you make?

The weight of fear, shame, and guilt can be overwhelming. I get it—because I’ve been there.

I remember the sleepless nights, the constant worry, and the spiral of thoughts that would leave me feeling powerless. I felt like debt had this tight grip on my life. It wasn’t just about the numbers—it was about what those numbers meant for my future.

But here’s the truth: you are not alone, and you don’t have to carry that burden forever. The first step to taking back control is to release the fear and guilt holding you back. Once I learned how to shift my mindset around debt, things began to change.

This week in my private Facebook Group, I’ll be going LIVE to talk about how to release fear and guilt around debt. We’ll cover:

👍Why these feelings come up and how to process them
👍How to change your inner dialogue around debt
👍Practical steps to take back your financial power

If you’re ready to let go of the emotions that keep you stuck and start moving towards financial peace, I’d love to have you join us!

👉 Join my Facebook Group and tune in for the LIVE session this Wednesday at 3 pm CST. Let’s break free from debt’s grip together, and start building a future filled with confidence and control.

You don’t have to do this alone. I’m here to support you every step of the way. 💛

FB Group: Make Money Simple | Money Clarity & Confidence for Women

09/23/2024

What if saving money could become as automatic as brushing your teeth?

Most of us think of saving as a challenge—something we have to constantly push ourselves to do. But what if it didn’t have to be that way?

This Wednesday at 3 pm CST, I’m hosting a live session where I’ll show you how to build a sustainable savings habit that fits into your life effortlessly.

We’ll be diving into simple strategies that will help you:

👉 Start small and stay consistent: Even $5 a day can add up to $1,825 by the end of the year. It’s not about the amount—it’s about building a habit.

👉 Automate your savings: Set it and forget it. Make saving money automatic by setting up easy systems that work in the background.

👉 Stay motivated: Connect your savings goals to the things that matter most to you. When saving is linked to your values, it becomes something you want to do, not just something you have to do.

Want to start making progress today?

Take a look at your daily spending and identify one small expense you can cut. Whether it’s skipping that daily coffee or packing lunch instead of eating out, each of these can make a difference. Redirect that money into savings. Starting small can lead to big changes!

If you’re ready to learn more and start building a savings habit that sticks, join me in my Facebook Group this Wednesday at 3 pm CST. We’ll talk about all the ways you can make saving feel as natural as your morning routine.

Want an invite? Let me know below!

09/16/2024

Have you ever felt like you’re making progress with saving, only to have life throw an unexpected expense at you?

Whether it’s a car repair, medical bill, or something completely out of the blue, it can feel like all your efforts are undone in a moment. It’s frustrating, but it doesn’t have to mean your goals are out of reach.

Life’s surprises are unavoidable. Emergencies and unexpected expenses happen, and they often seem to pop up when you’re finally gaining momentum with your savings. But here’s something that can shift your perspective: these setbacks don’t mean you’ve failed. In fact, they’re proof that you can handle challenges.

Each time you face an unexpected cost and rebuild your savings, you’re building resilience. This shows that you’re capable of navigating life’s twists and turns, and that’s something to be proud of.

One strategy that can make this process a little easier is creating an emergency fund. Even if it’s a small amount to start, having that buffer in place can reduce the financial stress when life throws you a curveball. It’s about having a plan for the unexpected so that you don’t have to dip into your long-term savings every time something happens.

But resilience is more than just having a financial backup plan—it’s also about your mindset. Recognizing the obstacles that stand in your way, whether they’re emotional triggers like fear or anxiety or simply the temptation to spend, can help you take control. By understanding what’s holding you back, you can address those challenges and keep moving forward.

Setbacks are inevitable, but how you respond to them is what truly matters. Every time you overcome an obstacle, you’re not just protecting your savings—you’re strengthening your ability to stay consistent and reach your financial goals. That’s real progress.

So, where are you in your savings journey? Do you have an emergency fund to help manage life’s unexpected moments? If not, what’s one small step you can take today to start building that cushion? Feel free to share your thoughts or questions in the comments. Let’s talk about how to navigate setbacks and keep moving toward your goals. Remember, setbacks aren’t failures—they’re opportunities to show just how resilient you are.

09/09/2024

Ever wonder why saving money can feel like a total struggle?

I’ve been there, too. You set a savings goal with the best intentions, but a month in, you’re losing motivation, and it feels like you’re saving for... what exactly?

The thing is, saving without a deeper connection to what truly matters to you is like driving without a destination—you’re moving, but there’s no excitement in getting there. What changed everything for me (and the women I coach) was learning how to align my savings goals with my values.

When you save for something that’s tied to your heart—whether it’s security, freedom, or the adventure of a lifetime—it’s a game-changer. You stop feeling like you’re just stacking dollars, and instead, every dollar saved becomes a step toward the life you want.

In my journey, I went from an extreme saver with no real purpose to someone who’s driven by meaningful goals—whether it’s a fully-funded emergency fund, travel for the next two years, or even home renovations that I once thought were out of reach. This shift didn’t just grow my bank account; it made me feel empowered, like I was finally in control of my future.

If this sounds like something you’re ready to experience, I’d love to invite you to join my Facebook Group. This Wednesday at 3 pm CST, I’m diving into how you can align your savings goals with your values—so saving doesn’t just feel like a chore but something you’re excited about.

Join Make Money Simple | Money Clarity & Confidence for Women FB Community and be part of this conversation. Let’s make saving feel purposeful, powerful, and FUN!

08/26/2024

Have you ever wondered why you feel that sudden urge to buy something just because it's on sale or because an influencer raved about it?
It’s like a magnetic pull to spend money you didn’t plan to spend, right? These are known as spending temptations—external influences carefully crafted to make us act on impulse. Whether it’s a limited-time offer, a trending product, or that persuasive social media post, these temptations are everywhere.
Think about it: how many times have you found yourself scrolling through your favorite social media platform only to stumble upon a ‘must-have’ product? Or maybe you’ve received an email about a flash sale, and suddenly, you’re adding items to your cart. These moments can feel almost automatic, and that’s exactly what these marketers are counting on.
The truth is, no one is completely immune to spending temptations. The psychology behind these tactics is designed to catch us off guard, triggering that fear of missing out (FOMO) or playing on our emotions. But here's the good news: while these temptations are powerful, we have the power to recognize and resist them.
This week in our group, we’re diving deep into how to identify and overcome spending temptations so that you can stay aligned with your financial goals. We’ll discuss practical strategies to help you:
✅Recognize these external influences when they appear and understand their psychological triggers.
✅Minimize exposure to tempting offers, whether through social media, ads, or even well-meaning friends.
✅Develop mindful spending habits that keep you focused on what truly matters to you financially.
Are you ready to take control and resist those urges to spend on things that don’t serve your goals? Join us in our group for a detailed discussion and actionable steps to help you stay on track. Plus, we’d love to hear your stories—what’s the last thing you bought because of a spending temptation? Share with us and let’s learn from each other’s experiences!
Together, we can build stronger habits and make more intentional choices with our money. Let’s beat these spending temptations, one decision at a time!

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