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I have been reflecting on Nicole Vanderbilt’s career pivot and the lessons we can draw from her experience. Watch it here: The infinite career –… Read More »Finding Work After 40: Individual Initiative Is Not the Whole Story
A political election in the United States. A sharp sell-off on Wall Street. Technology stocks tumble. Asian markets follow. European markets brace for the impact.… Read More »When Politics Move Markets: Why Investors Need to Pay Attention
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Summer is a season of warmth, adventure, and social energy, but also of financial temptation. Across the U.S. and Europe, consumers face similar challenges:… Read More »Sun, Sangria, and Spend: Navigating Summer Budgets with Intention and Strategy
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The Biblical mustard seed principle says, “The smallest of all the seeds, yet when full-grown it becomes the largest of plants.” This speaks deeply to… Read More »Microsteps, Mountain Moves
At the heart of WEMatter’s mission to financially empower women on the move is a regenerative principle: Money conversations should not trigger stress, anxiety, or regret—… Read More »Why Regenerative Is Part of WEMatter