Whitney Hansen | Money Coaching
Millennial Money Blog
One of my biggest motivators for paying off my debt was to be able to take trips and go on vacations. I am fortunate to have explored some incredible countries. I’ve sat on patios of white washed home in Santorini, drank wine in Tuscany, ate croissants in quaint Parisian shops, saw monkeys and crocodiles in Costa Rica, drank Pina Coladas… Read More
A few year ago I stumbled upon a picture of Havasupai. It was this beautiful blue waterfall with red rock canyon surrounding it. It looked like it was photoshopped. But the more I learned about Havasupai, the more I realized this place was legitimately bucket list worthy! So I hopped online 6 months in advance from when I wanted to… Read More
Do you ever feel like you have a never ending to-do list and it doesn’t seem to get any shorter? Or maybe you feel like you’re living in your inbox and always working from OPA (other people’s agenda). If you do, you’re going to love this post. I’m breaking down a productivity system that really changes the game and increases… Read More
I like to do a recap of how the year went as a way of closing off the year and sprinkling little tips throughout. As a whole, 2019 was not a great year for me. It was a struggle. I like to think about my life into different areas: Health Money Business Life/Relationships Travel Let’s start with the good things…. Read More
Okay, confession time… I started The Money Nerds Podcast as a way of highlighting the cool things everyday people were doing to reach financial success. I attend a conference every year, FinCon, and was so inspired to launch a podcast after meeting people at there. I met people who paid off $1 million in 2.5 years, a woman whose biggest… Read More
*Newly updated money goals for 2020!* Is getting your shit together with money one of your new year’s resolutions? You know you need to start #adulting, but may not know where to start. So I reached out to the top personal finance bloggers to get their suggestions of what money goals should make it on your list. Here’s verdict straight… Read More
Sometimes, we wake up and realize that the path we’ve been going down isn’t the right one for us. I remember, when I graduated college and realized that the degree that I spent 4.5 years getting and now working as an Accountant in, wasn’t for me. I started dreading going to work and feeling this pit in my stomach telling… Read More
Editors Note: I wrote this days after saying goodbye to Patrick as a way for me to process, cope, and rationalize what happened. It has not been proofread, and there are probably still typos. It just hurts to read through this again, so I hope you’ll overlook that. When I was 19, I found an ad in a newspaper. Someone… Read More
Not gonna lie- I’m irritated. I’ve been seeing lot of personal finance messages that tells us to: Live a little Buy the daily latte it won’t make a difference Don’t give up eating out- it won’t move the needle The message is empowering for some and truly detrimental for others. Where the “treat yo’ self” message goes wrong is that… Read More
