Sarah VanHoose
As we head into the last few weeks of the year, I wanted to take you through a bit of a 2020 year in review from my perspective. You’re going to laugh at me when I tell you that I REALLY thought that 2020 was going to be the best year, yet. Something about the […]
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Lee & Ann: Hopeless to Hopeful I can’t wait to share this financial success story. Perhaps you can relate to Lee & Ann’s story. Have you ever found yourself losing sight of hope? In what feels like way too deep and just not quite sure what to do next? Stressed out on the daily, to
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This is the number one stressor and complaint that I hear from women in marriages when it comes to their household money management. I’ve outlined some tips for talking to your spouse about money…
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Family calendar adventures are a staple in our household – we’ve been doing them for 4 years now and I don’t think we’ll ever turn back to traditional Christmas gifts ever again. Yes, I said it – Christmas. It’s time to start thinking about holiday gift giving again. What Are Calendar Adventures? Initially, the first
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Buying a home is a big deal, and I want you to get excited about it. This is a terrific goal, and one that many of my budget video training students and clients have as their focus point.
Tips for Buying a Home: 10 Considerations Read More »
When I can reframe my attitude; my face softens, my perspective shifts and instead of the annoyed disposition that is only hearing the negative – I’m able to take a breath, and truly listen.
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Did you stop dreaming? There once was a time that I did. Dreams are so…big. Daunting. Seemingly out of reach. But, I’ve learned they don’t have to be, and you actually can believe in your dreams again. Question: How do you take big goals or dreams and put them into bite size pieces of a plan
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There is a phrase that my Mom gifted me that has changed my life. For real. “Not wrong, just different.” Julie Stephens I wasn’t really used to seeing things from a different perspective (at least, I didn’t think I needed to). I used to get stuck on the fact that I was right-my way or
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Were you named after your grandmother? Was there an actor or actress that had a nice name that your parents wanted you to be called too? Do your siblings have names that start with the same letter? Or end in the same sound? And so, what’s in a name? Were you intentionally named with a
Last week’s blog post highlighted much of that grit and determination that I’ve inherited from my parents, as a farmer’s daughter. My Mom has given my many gifts as well – and this one is a real gem that I want to pass on to you. Is it a problem or an inconvenience? Julie Stephens,
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