Financial Bucket List to Teach Your Children Before They Become 25. If you could write a letter to your younger self, what financial advice would you give? Hindsight is 20/20. And that's especially true when it comes to personal finance. If only we had a way to give advice to our younger selves on all of our hard-learned financial lessons. But since we can’t save ourselves, we can save our children. This workshop will give you simple financial tools to teach your children so they can live their best financial life possible.

Help Me Get All T.H.I.S. Together. (T.H.I.S-Time management. Happiness. Inner peace. Self-care.)  Organizational strategies are essential for managing a family. A healthy and realistic goal is not to become super-organized, but simply to make work and home life more manageable. Those ever-present feelings of being overwhelmed and exhausted come because there seems to be a barrier that keeps us from taking T.H.I.S. seriously. We are complicated creatures when it comes to doing what we know to be good, especially good for ourselves. This workshop will challenge you to make some changes to get all T.H.I.S together in your life.

Positive Self-Talk For Every Age in The Family.  Each of us has a set of messages that play over and over in our minds. This internal dialogue, or personal commentary, frames our reactions to life and its circumstances. One of the ways to recognize, promote, and sustain optimism, hope, and joy is to intentionally fill our thoughts with positive self-talk. Parents can help kids (and themselves) cope with negative thoughts and feelings by teaching them how to engage in positive self-talk. While it is still important to recognize negative thoughts and feelings and not attempt to erase them, we can also learn how to reframe our thinking and focus on our strengths or the lessons we have learned from challenges.