Helping women see clearly, exercise their own judgment, and decide what comes next.
Building Financial Self-trust
A small, guided cohort for learning a practical process you can use to work through real-life financial decisions.
Financial decisions are about more than numbers.
What you know, what you think, the options you can see, how you feel, and what you are likely to do can all be part of the decision.
This cohort offers a calm, structured process for working through a real financial situation step by step—so you can make a decision and understand how you reached it.
This Cohort May Be a Good Fit For You If...
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You have a real financial situation or decision you want to work through.
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You have information or experience, but the answer is not automatically clear.
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You want a practical process for considering your options without someone else deciding what you should do.
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You want to become more deliberate about how you make financial decisions—not simply what decision you make.
Financial Decisions Require More Than Information
Financial information and strategies can be valuable. But information alone does not make every decision for you.
A real financial decision may require you to:
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separate what you know from what you think about what you know
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recognize what may be shaping your thinking
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see options you may not have considered
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make a choice without requiring complete certainty
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understand how your emotions and likely actions may affect what follows
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Building Financial Self-Trust gives you a structured way to work through those pieces while keeping the decision where it belongs—with you.
What You Will Learn To Do...
Working with one real financial situation throughout the course, you will learn how to:
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separate what you know to be true from what you may have added to what you know
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notice the thoughts and influences shaping how you see the situation
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generate and consider options you may not have seen at first
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make and examine a provisional choice without requiring complete certainty
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recognize your emotional responses without asking them to make the decision for you
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consider what you are likely to do—and not do—and where that pattern may lead
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bring the pieces together into a practical process you can use again
Enrollment is open for a small, private cohort.
If you're ready to work through a real financial decision with clarity, structure, and your own judgment at the center, you're welcome to join us.
New Cohort Begins January 27, 2027
Weekly 90 minute calls: Wednesday, January 27-March 10, 2027
6:00 p.m. -7:30 p.m. EST
March 17, 2027 Week 8 private "Clarity" consultation
Limited to 8 participants
Cohort Investment
$1590
**Due to the sensitive nature of our conversations, these calls will NOT be recorded; however, you will have full access to the course modules. To ensure privacy and confidentiality, names are anonymous if you choose and cameras are off for all participants; .**
A Calm and Structured Approach
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A 7-week guided cohort experience followed by a private one-on-one consultation in Week 8.
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Short, self-paced lessons designed to be completed thoughtfully between sessions
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Weekly group sessions for guidance, clarification, and discussion
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Practical activities built around one real financial situation you choose
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A structured decision-making process you can use beyond the course
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A small, private cohort with a maximum of 8 participants
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A private Week 8 consultation where you can walk through your decision and the process you used to reach it
This is Not a Typical Financial Course
This course is not about quick fixes, financial products, or teaching you the “right” way to manage your money.
It is about learning how to work through a financial decision when the answer is not automatically clear.
You will work with one real financial situation, one step at a time. You will learn a structured process for looking at what you know, noticing what is shaping your thinking, considering your options, and examining where a decision may lead.
You will not be told what decision to make.
The process provides the structure. The decision remains yours.