Most people will roll into 2026 the same way they did 2025. Same money stress. Same guessing. Same “we’ll figure it out later” approach. Not because they don’t care. Because no one ever showed them how to actually plan their money in a way that fits real life. That’s why we’re hosting a live 2026 Budget and Financial Planning Workshop on Sunday, January 18th at 7:00 PM EST. This isn’t about cutting everything fun out of your life or living on a strict spreadsheet. It’s about knowing exactly what you can spend without guilt, planning for big expenses before they happen, building a budget that works in February not just January, and going into 2026 feeling calm, clear, and in control. Workshop Details: - January 18th, 7 PM EST - Live implementation and Q&A - Build your 2026 annual money plan - Create a realistic monthly budget you can stick to - Plan for irregular expenses before they derail you - Simple system you can reuse every year If you want 2026 to feel different, it starts with planning differently. Register here 👉: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/FBu4ps4iSpKD8XD5AjyE5A

The holidays are supposed to feel joyful… but for so many people, they quietly become the most stressful time of year. The spending, the pressure, the “I’ll figure it out in January” feeling — it adds up. That’s why this Friday at 12pm EST, we’re hosting a quick 30-minute live workshop to help you spend smarter and actually enjoy the season without going into debt. In just 30 minutes, we’ll help you: - Learn a few smart money moves  - Avoid the January regret cycle - Spend with confidence (not guilt) Plus, you’ll get our Holiday Spending Plan template and a quick Q&A to get support on your real questions. → Save your seat for Friday (12pm EST) - register here!

Check out our short, fun and festive Christmas Gift Guide Below! https://youtube.com/live/gSM3cDUofOw?feature=share

No one tells you this when you start your career… but it can quietly cost you thousands. Here’s what hit me the most from Sunday's conversation: 1️⃣ I didn’t understand how important tax basics really were. For years, I didn’t even know what questions to ask or what options were available. I wasn’t reckless — I was just uninformed. That “ignorance tax” is real, and a lot of people are paying it without realizing it. 2️⃣ I missed opportunities I didn’t understand I had access to things like an HSA and didn’t use it strategically simply because no one explained the long-term impact. Now Gabe and I are seriously looking at opening one again because I finally see how powerful it can be. 3️⃣ I overpaid without realizing it I never took 15–20 minutes to check if I was overpaying — especially when I was W-2. Overpaying is basically giving the government an interest-free loan, and I did that for years without knowing. 4️⃣ I didn’t have guidance or accountability Knowing what to do is one thing. Actually doing it is another. I didn’t need more Google searches — I needed support. That’s why these conversations matter so much to me now. If you missed the episode, I really recommend watching the replay: https://youtube.com/live/TCMpietvZ4Q?feature=share

Last night on Sundays with Steadyworth, we talked about a topic most people think they understand… but very few actually build intentionally: #Generationalwealth Not just money —but the mindset, the education, and the systems that help the next generation build on what you’ve created instead of starting over. If you missed it, highly recommend catching the replay! https://www.youtube.com/live/5jSmaU2mWZo?si=amj7mkA2TOwYxvpb