YOU DESERVE MORE…
More money to show for all the money you’ve made and all the time you’ve put into your career.
More time to spend with your family doing the things you love.
More freedom to make the decisions you want to make for your life.
More options in how you work.
You make too much to feel stuck.
How would your life and practice change if you had more control of your money?
I’ll teach you.
I know from personal experience the money struggles that many lawyers face because I used to have some of the same ones.
When I was a Biglaw associate, I wanted to go part-time when my first child was born, but my husband and I couldn’t afford it.
Even though we made six figures, we had $678,000 of debt and a negative $342,000 net worth.
We’ve since built our net worth to over $1 million.
I also left the law to become a money coach.
I believe that true wealth is having control of your time, but you can’t get that control when your money is a mess.
That’s why I teach lawyers how to manage their money to build wealth.
You get to learn from my personal experiences and mistakes so you can shortcut the process.
The one with no money, drowning in debt, and anxiously waiting for their next paycheck to hit?
Or the one who has $30k in the bank and investments making money for them on autopilot?
When you control your money, you put yourself in a better position to control your time.
You create the freedom to do the things YOU want for YOUR life. Things like
- setting stronger boundaries at work without fear
- quitting your job and starting a business that lights you up
- taking that more fulfilling position, even if it means taking a pay cut
- taking a sabbatical
- treating your family to a tropical vacation in the Caribbean
- giving more to your church or favorite charity
Managing your money well gives you the freedom to make decisions based on your desires, rather than financial necessity.
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Money Moves Masterclass
Join me for this exclusive masterclass to learn the exact steps I took to go from $678,000 of debt to a $1 million net worth without giving up shopping, restaurants, or vacations.