In a world where recommendations hold weight and expectations run high, I embarked on a journey through the pages of a book that promised abundance, fulfillment, and impact. Little did I know that this seemingly inspiring read would soon transform into a hate project. As I turned each page, I found myself grappling with unexpected contradictions and glaring issues that demanded critical engagement. From the dangers of white saviorism to the haunting specter of gentrification, this book took me on a rollercoaster ride through the tokenization of an entire culture.

Join financial expert Regan Bashara as she helps business owners determine when is the right time to make the election to be taxed as an S Corporation. Avoid tax season chaos with a Fourth Quarter Fling. Get an evaluation done of your bookkeeping and a checklist and workbook for the ultimate tax season prep.

Tired of feeling pressured to catch up in financial knowledge? I'm sick of the narrative and messaging that women are now receiving about money: that we need to start investing it using the same advice men have been given this whole itme. This week's episode of Money Through Ease, I rant for awhile about the gendered messaging around investing and why it's not the truth that everyone can save or invest $5, $10, or $100 every month.

Imagine if your own mind invented a term to avoid doing what it does best - being creative. In this captivating podcast episode, I share with you how that's exactly what happened to me, and what I did to challenge my brain's resistance to being asked to come up with a new offer. The twist: offer fatigue is not real. It's just what our brains want to do: avoid the difficult things that take up time and energy.