Blog Posts

Feb 25

Financial lingo you need to know

Here’s a list of common financial lingo you probably already know: Spreadsheet Forecast Cash-flow Debt repayment Surplus Retirement savings Unexpected expenses Equally as important, but not as well known, here’s a list of “uncommon” financial lingo: I have the power to change. I can. I will. I’m in charge today. I’m happy with... read more →
Feb 18

3 steps to become a financial master

Does "taking control of your finances" sound impossible to you? Sure, you might be able to budget for a week or two, but after that, fuhgeddaboudit. C'mon, you'll never stick to a budget. Right? Does that sound familiar? Listen carefully; you should know, it IS possible for you to master... read more →
Feb 12
Feb 05

What I really believe in…

I believe: People can change. A rut is a temporary place to get you to the next level. Spouses can work together as a team. It’s never too late. Urgency makes things happen. Opening up is healthy. Not making a decision is making a decision. Taking control takes guts. Knowing... read more →
Jan 25

The REAL reason why your finances are tankin’

My receptionist, Jessie, one time mistakenly filled up her sister's car with diesel instead of gas. (If you’re thinking diesel nozzles are designed to be oversized compared to gas -- you’re right.  She said she had to really “jam it in there.”) After she drove off, the engine light came... read more →
Jul 09

How to Budget When You Have ADHD

Quick Intro:  This article was co-written by June Silny (ADHD Coach) and me.  The story is hers, and the humour is mine.  Hope you enjoy ;). For most people, budgeting is tough. And having ADHD makes it even tougher. Believe me, I know all about it -- I have ADHD,... read more →
Jun 25
May 09

4 Ways to Knock Out Debt

I wasn’t built be a professional wrestler.  Not like my high school buddy Anthony -- aka “Santino Marella” -- who become the WWE Intercontinental Champion.   He’s like a brick wall and I’m just a skinny guy with a big beard.  He bodyslams 300-pound men and I couldn’t hurt a... read more →
Mar 02

3 Steps to Get Over Financial Regrets

Have you ever opened your credit card statement and felt like you really messed up again?  My hand’s raised ;).  Those feelings of regret can become overwhelming.  Even paralyzing. I know about regrets first hand.  Take my Pink Floyd box set I got when I was 16.  Bought it, loved... read more →
Nov 28