The Everyday Woman Money Coach
Helping Solo-Income Women Build Wealth, One Reset at a Time
recent posts
- 🧠Uncovering the Credit Confidence Gap: A Mindset-First Approach to Using Credit Cards
- 💼 How to Pivot Your Career with Confidence (Even if You’re Starting Over Again)
- đź“ťUnderstanding Your Paystub as a Single Mom: 4 Things You Need to Know
- Why I Really Started the Everyday Woman Money Coach
- 5 Common Money Mistakes to Avoid (And How to Fix Them) 💸❌
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Credit cards aren’t just about interest rates and spending limits — they’re about self-trust, habits, and how we see ourselves in moments of financial decision-making. This post is for you, Single Mom. Solo Income Woman. Everyday Queen — if you’ve ever felt behind, overwhelmed, or ashamed when it comes to your credit card use, you…
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There’s a very specific kind of heartbreak that comes from losing a job — especially one you didn’t even want anymore. When I was let go from a position I had already outgrown, I felt a strange mix of relief and rejection. On paper, it wasn’t the “right” job for me — but still, it…
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Hey Mama đź‘‹ — when was the last time you really looked at your paystub? Like…really looked? If you’re like most of us, it’s easy to just check the amount that hits your account and keep it moving. But your paystub is more than just numbers — it’s a powerful tool that tells a story…
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Hey Ladies, This post is going to be a little different. I love posting all the elements and emojis to make my page “pretty”, but the truth is I started this space for a very specific reason. It was to speak to the woman who are where I’ve been and to let you know that…
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Money mistakes are a part of life, but the good news is—most of them are avoidable! As a single mom or solo-income woman, you have a lot on your plate. Between managing your household, caring for your kids, and balancing your work, it can be easy to slip into bad financial habits. But the key…
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It’s easy to feel overwhelmed when it comes to managing money—especially if you’re juggling everything on your own. But taking control of your finances doesn’t have to be scary or complicated. In fact, it can be a powerful and life-changing decision. Ready to see where you stand on your financial journey? Take this quiz to…
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Let’s be honest: when you’re balancing bills, kids, and your own sanity on one income, self-care can feel like a luxury you just don’t have time (or money) for. But here’s the truth: self-care isn’t optional. It’s essential. Especially when you’re carrying so much. The good news? It doesn’t have to cost a thing. Whether…
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Let’s be honest.If you’ve ever said: “I’m just not good with money…”“I always mess up my budget anyway…”“I’ll start when I make more…” — Girl, you’re not alone.You’re also not broken. As women, especially single moms or those managing life on a solo income, we’ve been conditioned to believe that managing money requires perfection, a…
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Let’s rewind to January of 2019. I was 40 years old, working in financial services — and still afraid to check my own credit report. On paper, I was making $56,000 a year.In real life, I had an eviction on my record, credit card debt, and a 17-year-old son depending on me. I wasn’t irresponsible.I…
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Let’s be real: budgeting should make us feel calm and in control…So why does it often feel like trying to solve a mystery while blindfolded and holding a toddler? If you’ve ever opened your banking app, whispered “Jesus, take the wheel,” and immediately closed it again — I see you. And you’re not alone. 🤯…
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