I became a financial coach because when I was struggling, I didn’t even know financial coaching existed. After losing my first husband, I went from a two-income to a one-income household and had to rebuild not only my finances but my confidence. On top of that, my neurodivergence made it hard to build and maintain healthy money habits on my own. I know how overwhelming and isolating money challenges can feel, and I want to make financial coaching a more widely known, accepted, and utilized support within our communities. My goal is to be the guide and support system I wish I’d had, helping others find clarity, confidence, and stability with their money.