Impulse purchases feel good for about 5 minutes… Then the regret hits 😅 • The “it’s on sale” buy you never used • The late-night Amazon order you forgot about • The subscription you swore you’d cancel (but didn’t) Money stress usually isn’t about big mistakes — it’s death by a thousand small swipes. We’re breaking this down inside Pathli so parents (and kids) can spot impulse spending before it happens and build better habits early. 👇 Let’s be honest… What’s been your worst impulse purchase?

Money stress is real. It’s the tight feeling in your chest when bills hit. The “I make decent money… so why does it still feel hard?” thought. The pressure of wanting better for your kids but not knowing where to start. If money has ever made you feel overwhelmed, behind, or anxious — you’re not broken. You were just never taught this stuff. That’s why we’re rolling out a Lesson on how to build your budget soon inside Pathli. No guilt. No “just stop buying coffee” nonsense. Just a simple, realistic way to: • see where your money is actually going • feel back in control • breathe again If money has been stressing you out… we got you. 💙 Lesson dropping soon — stay tuned.

I just recorded a brand new kids lesson called “What Is Money?” This one goes all the way back to the basics — what money actually is, where it came from, and what people used before money existed (hello bartering 👀). It’s designed to be fun, visual, and easy for kids to understand, with a hands-on activity to help everything click. If you’ve ever wanted a simple way to start money conversations with your kids without making it boring or overwhelming, this is a great place to start. Would love to hear what your kids think after watching it 💛

Money touches almost every part of our lives—yet most of us were never taught how to use it with confidence. Learning about money isn’t about getting rich. It’s about freedom. Freedom from stress. Freedom to make choices instead of reacting to emergencies. Freedom to build a life that feels intentional, not overwhelming. When we understand how money works, we stop fearing it. We stop avoiding it. And we start using it as a tool to support the life we want for ourselves and our families. For parents, learning about money means breaking cycles. For kids, it means growing up empowered instead of confused. For all of us, it means moving from “I hope things work out” to “I have a plan.” At Pathli, we believe financial education isn’t just information—it’s confidence, clarity, and control. One lesson at a time. No matter where you’re starting from, it’s never too late (or too early) to take ownership of your financial future. This is the path forward. 💙

Hey everyone! We built Pathli to help kids and parents learn about money together. Finances don’t have to be hard or confusing, and that’s exactly why Pathli exists. We’re here to teach simple, real-life money skills you can actually use. Glad to have you here.