Hello Reader, These 2 simple techniques have helped me become financially successful:
You may wonder what these warm, fuzzy things have anything to do with cold, hard, cash. But what if I asked you what was one thing you did with money that you regretted? Your answer will reveal a little bit about your relationship with money. Mindfulness practices like meditation and journaling helped uncover my hidden relationship with money. If you've tried the conventional ways to manage your money like having a budget, saving, and earning more, but still feel financially insecure and stressed, then come to my free, all-women workshop, Financial Confidence for Women, on 4 April, 8 PM GMT+8 to learn a calmer and more effective way to master your money. See you there! Sharon |
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Hi Reader, For years, I thought I only had two choices: Stay in my job for the steady paycheck — but miss out on time with my kids. Or quit to be there for them — and lose financial security my family depends on. Sound familiar? I call this the false choice. Because the truth is, you don’t have to choose between career or kids. Here’s what I did instead: I carved out just 1 focused hour a day in the margins of mom-life. I stopped waiting for the 'perfect time' or 3-hour blocks that never...
Hi Reader, It's August 2025 - the start of my 12-month experiment to lean into and do what scares me but that I know it's the right thing for me to do. Not anyone else, just me. Beginning with sharing about a topic that I used to hide from others, afraid what they would think of me if they found out. This week’s podcast is one of the most personal I’ve recorded. It’s about fear. And how it sneaks into our decisions when we’re building a business and trying to grow into the next version of...
Hi Reader, I used to hide behind quote posts and faceless content. What would my corporate colleagues think if they saw me talking about my side hustle? What if my boss questioned my commitment? What if other moms judged me for 'trying to do it all'? So I stayed invisible. Safe updates only. No personal stories. No mention of my business. But here's what I realized: My fear of judgment was keeping me from helping the working mom scrolling at 11 PM, feeling completely trapped between a job...