St. Louis Park Community Education

Hard working mothers give it all they got, day in day out. They work for eight hours, pick up the kids from the bus stop, drive by the pharmacy to pick up the meds for the 92 year young mom, get dinner ready, and empty out the dishwasher before retiring for the night. Only to repeat and rinse the next day. It’s a vicious cycle of work, work, work, and being broke, broke, broke.

I help people to take an objective look at their habits, financial choices, and feelings about money to create self awareness about financial health.

Money management is a learnable skill. No one is “born” being an excellent money manager. Our relationship with money and how we feel about money affects our bank account. Cutting back on unnecessary spending helps the bottom line. Pay attention the small stuff. They matter. Take an inventory of your financial leaks. Say no. Avoid scams. Return items that you don’t need and never used. Increase your ability to earn. Identify the financial “pinchers” that’s draining you. And much more. Follow a few simple steps and you are bound to make a financial comeback.

What you will learn:

1. How to identify financial leaks and patch them
2. Learning to say no to people
3. How to become a financial “un” enabler
4. How to make the shift from a go getter to a go giver
5. How to have a healthy emotional connection with your feelings about money