I’m constantly working on how to improve myself and my finances, as a recovering overspender (did I mention it’s a lifelong journey?). As the year comes to a close, I love taking a moment to reflect on the lessons I've learned along the way.

Running lessons that can be applied to personal finances: 1. Don't listen to the pros 2. Listen to those who've been there!

Do you know your values and your anti-values? Do your daily life match with you values? Find out how to create your principles derived from your values, your inner GPS to guide you.

Assess your time, Breakdown your goals, and Start small is key to find motivation, not just wait for the motivation to comes. Invest in you future by just taking a few steps every day or week.

Why we spend too much time on urgent or non important tasks, while we all know that if we spend more time doing the non-urgent and important tasks, we will reach better financial security (using the Eisenhower Matrix).

We all have coping mechanisms, but when they turn into addictions—whether it's gambling, investing, or shopping—they can take over our lives. Learn how to spot them early. Gambling is a serious addiction.

Feeling stuck in your career or just in life? Discover how to realign your life and finances by starting with the end in mind + legacy exercise and using the ABC workbook. Find your true path today

What if your best investment is yourself? The problem with investment is not the money, it's more the value you're putting behind the investment. So if you don't invest in yourself, I can already tell what is the price you're putting on yourself.