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The Compassionate Gentle Budget: Reclaim Your Power, Purse, and Peace
Do you think you’re struggling with budgeting and managing your finances? Let me tell you something: you’re not failing, but you have been failed. If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed, ashamed, or panicked about money, it’s not because you’re lazy, irresponsible, or bad with numbers. It’s because you were never…
I Sobbed into My Wine Over Large Debt (Then I Paid It Off)
I remember the evening I realised how large our debt is too clearly. My husband and I were having a glass of wine, getting ready to escape into the Netflix series we were watching. He cleared his throat and said: “Darling, we seem to have accumulated some debt.” Now,…
People Fail at Traditional Budgeting (& How You Can Succeed)
Most people fail at traditional budgeting because their journey toward financial renewal begins with a hopeful resolve rather than a solid system like value-based budgeting. Perhaps it’s the start of a new year or an urgent response to the realisation that your expenses outpace your income. You decide to…
Mindful Spending: A Key Habit for Sustaining Financial Health
Let me tell you how I used to spend before developing healthy habits and achieving financial health. When I left the stationery shop, the sun warmed my face — buying a new fountain pen had lifted my mood. I needed a coffee break, so I went to the coffee…
Your Debt, His Money: The Glitch in Sheen’s Generosity
Michael Sheen is a world-renowned actor. However, what has captured the headlines recently is not the morally questionable antics we expect from a Hollywood star but rather his unwavering social conscience and extraordinary act of generosity. He effectively bought and wrote off £1 million worth of debt for 900…
Personal Finance Resilience (& Mental Toughness)
Why is personal finance resilience important? Let me tell you David’s story. When the markets crashed in 2008, David, a self-employed architect, watched his projects dry up and his borrowing shoot up. He was left wondering how he would pay his mortgage or put food on the table. The…