"I have nothing to wear" is a common statement we make when it's time to get dressed for the day or for an event.  But do we, really, have nothing to wear?

Does your to-do list pretty much need to be called the "perpetual" list?  I feel you.  I believe it's time that we slow down once again and try to do one thing at a time and one day at a time instead of staring at a list of "should-have-dones", leaving us frustrated and defeated.

It seems that home organization was suddenly a priority at the beginning of March 2020 when the whole world was set on pause due to a deadly virus.  We were stuck at home and for various reasons, many saw that getting organized was a way to spend our time wisely.

Have you tried to budget time and time again just to fall off the wagon every time?  Are those credit card bills causing you headaches and you keep wondering if you can ever pay them back?

We know all about decluttering and organizing our stuff around our living spaces, but what about organizing our personal finances?  I get it, finances are just that:  personal.  Still, I want to challenge you to listen in to begin the conversation about getting our financial house in order.  So much to unpack, but for now, let's get into it with this episode!

We have all done it or are currently doing it...overthinking organization.  We have many thoughts and it is difficult to take more action.  In this episode, I talk with you about what overthinking can look like and how self-limiting it can be. 

In this episode, I talk with you about how emotional overwhelm can manifest itself and block your motivation to be more organized and what you can to do help "move through" it. 

Have you been feeling like a hamster on a wheel lately since the stay at home order back in March?  Let me be the first to raise my hand with an emphatic "yes"!  In this episode, I share with you the two most common reasons that I believe are blocking us from moving forward with being more organized. 

In this episode I say goodbye to Money Mindset Transformed BUT know that I am not giving up on YOU, my listeners!  It was a tough decision but I feel that I need to be take the time to create a more solid foundation before I am able to bring value in this wonderful online space.

Hello there my friend!  I am back and I have decided to re-brand Money Mindset Transformed to Organize with Grace.  With this re-brand, I will still talk about personal finances with an emphasis on planning and organizing your finances.  I have so much more in store for you, I can't wait to share!

In this episode I talk about a new direction for this podcast.  I want to begin speaking from the heart about my personal experience with being in debt for so long.  As you hear each episode, my hope is that you will decide to kick start your debt free journey much sooner that I have.  I am cheering for you!

If you have not yet heard of the Debt Snowball Method, listen to this podcast episode.  If you have heard of the Debt Snowball Method, listen to this podcast episode anyway as I share with you 5 keys to success as you are paying off your debt using this method!

In this episode, we will be brave and finally deal with those pesky credit card and student loan debt by facing them and physically laying them out (the statements) in front of us. We need to assess our current situation so that we can begin our debt free journey.  

It's as old as time:  making excuses!  We can live our whole lives making excuses and never gain traction to move forward.  We can make lots of excuses why we can't have more control over our personal finances but how will doing so benefit us in the long run?  Let's squash excuse-making in 2020!  You got this!

In this episode, we dive deeper into what it takes to tackle Baby Step 1, your start emergency fund.  These days it's not easy to save money for a rainy day but I hope that this episode provides you hope that it is possible and that you can do it!  

In this episode, I introduce Dave Ramsey's 7 Baby Steps, a proven plan to help you take control of your finances.

In this episode, I talk about the overwhelming feeling that creeps up when we have debt, whether they be credit cards or student loans or both!  It's not a good feeling, I've been there, but I believe we can use it to our advantage!

After my story in episode 1, I thought it would be great to follow up by discussing "mindset".  What is it and will it help us see our personal finances a different way?  Listen up and find out!

Hey Mama!  I wanted to just pop in and greet you a heartfelt Happy Mother's Day, that's all! :)  I hope that you have a wonderful day and weekend.  I am thinking of you and can't wait to talk to you again soon!