by Sarah Carr | Aug 4, 2021 | financial well-being, money, Personal Finance, self-worth
If Simone Biles can prioritize her mental and emotional well-being so can I, and so can you. There is a mantra within our culture that idolizes a push through, get the job done at all costs kind of attitude. Don’t slow down, don’t pause, keep moving forward, sacrifice...
by Sarah Carr | Sep 30, 2020 | bright spots, lifeplanner, lifeplanning, Personal Finance, sarahcarrfinancial, self-improvement
I am back in my office after working from home since March. Being home certainly had its benefits but let’s be honest, it can be really hard to feel good about your work when every 20 minutes you’re getting another snack request or having to play referee. ...
by Sarah Carr | Mar 18, 2020 | coping, coronavirus, COVID-19, fear, Financial Therapy, grounding, opportunities, Personal Finance, perspective, resilience
As many of you know my family and I live in Pennsylvania. Last Friday our governor closed all public schools for an initial two weeks, and then Monday he closed all non-essential businesses. Cities, states, and countries across the world are responding to COVID-19 in...
by Sarah | Apr 11, 2019 | Personal Finance, Wellbeing
It seems like everyone has been inspired by Netflix’s latest series “Tidying Up” with Marie Kondo. My facebook feed is full of either people showing off their newly organized drawers or sharing memes about throwing out bras because they didn’t spark joy. Even if...
by Sarah | Mar 11, 2018 | Cashflow, Personal Finance
It’s time to stop wasting money. It’s time you start getting what you really want. It’s time you start spending better. When we think about spending better and not wasting money we often turn to traditional budgeting. But you’ve heard me say it,...
by Sarah | Mar 4, 2018 | Behavioral Finance, Cashflow, Goals, Personal Finance
….use the right motivation. My two –year old daughter, Ella, is adventurous, fun, sweet and also extremely independent! She has her own will and she knows how to exert it. The trick to getting her to do things like put on her shoes or get ready for bed is to appeal to...
