I balanced my first checkbook at age 12. I’ve been paying bills and stretching dollars ever since,<\/p>\n\n\n\n
At 14, I had worked enough to save up my first $1,000 tuition deposit, for a boarding school I personally applied to as an 8th grader. Throughout high school, I paid tution, room, board, and all living expenses, balancing my budget and all sorts of jobs with a 4.0+ GPA. My financial savvy only grew from there. First, through college as a first generation student. Then as I joined the workforce in the midst of the worst crash of our lifetime (2008). <\/p>\n\n\n\n
Along the way, I’ve realized that I love managing peoples’ finances the way I do my own – leave no stone unturned if there’s a problem to be solved, a refund that needs to be collected, payment that is still outstanding.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I’ve helped CEOs, start-up founders, solo entrepreneurs, and SMB owners in the same way – I bring integrity, clarity, and organization to the problem. I ask for collaboration and honest communication. The end result is what I thrive on – finances that are clear-cut, accessible, and serve your life instead of stealing from it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I balanced my first checkbook at age 12. I’ve been paying bills and stretching dollars ever since, At 14, I had worked enough to save up my first $1,000 tuition deposit, for a boarding school I personally applied to as an 8th grader. Throughout high school, I paid tution, room, board, and all living expenses, … <\/p>\n