One of the most persistent money myths I see is this: “Success means sacrificing peace for profit.”
It’s the belief that tension, grind, and overwhelm are the “price of admission” for entrepreneurship...

For many business owners, money feels like a constant source of stress — the invoices, the projections, the endless decisions.

And if you’re neurodivergent, those stressors often hit even harder. Spr...

Many of us carry the belief: “Talking about money is unprofessional or inappropriate.”

Maybe you grew up in a family where money was a taboo subject. Maybe you learned that silence kept the peace. Ma...

Every business owner knows that money is always in the room. It shapes decisions about who to hire, how to price, when to invest, and even how you communicate with your team. For many entrepreneurs, t...

Most business owners are taught that the only way to ease financial stress is to make more money, cut expenses, or hire a better accountant.

While strategy is important, it’s not the whole picture. I...

Most entrepreneurs are taught to solve money problems with strategy. When cash flow is tight, the advice is to cut costs, increase sales, or build a new forecast. When profits dip, you’re told to get ...

So many business owners I work with tell me, “If I could just work harder, I’d finally break through.” It sounds reasonable on the surface, but this belief is deeply tangled in money trauma.

For many...

When we talk about money struggles in business, the focus is usually on the obvious: cash flow, budgets, sales goals, and making payroll.

But money trauma doesn’t just live in your bank account. It w...

That Knot in Your Stomach Before Payroll

If you’ve ever stared at your business bank account the night before payroll and felt your chest tighten, you are not alone.

If you’ve avoided opening ...