How much money do you think you spend on subscriptions each month? I’m talking about Netflix, Hulu, Planet Fitness + them. It's way more than you think it is! According to The Simple Dollar on average we spend about $270 a month on subscriptions! That's a lot, right? Well if you're ready to take back control of your money I'm sharing the one tool that's helped me ditch my subscription addiction.

We’ve all done it before--dropped the ball! Maybe you’ve said something you wish you could take back. So what do you do? You apologize duh! Everyone knows that but there is a subtle art to apologizing. Believe it or not, there is a wrong and a right way to say; “I’m sorry”. So on today’s episode, we’re going to chat about taking accountability when you’ve jacked up and how to repair the damage that’s been done.

Raise your hand if you struggle to save money. 🙋🏽‍♀️ Now raise your hand if you’re ready to learn about a super-easy way to do it.🙋🏽‍♀️ Ok, today's Quick Tip is for you!

Say the word “quitter” to a goal-getter and watch us flinch. 😖 We HATE that word. It’s like our kryptonite. We have this belief that if we quit something then we’ve failed big time. But what if I told you that there is power in letting go, moving on and quitting?

In today's episode, certified financial coach, Ericka Young is giving us all the tea on saving, getting out of debt and everything in between.

Why is time tracking such a big deal? Find out why in this week’s SJS Quick Tip #3.

Does networking make you cringe? Totally understandable. Building a supportive network can be awkward AF. What if I told you there was an easier way?

Done is better than perfect. Keep it simple + don’t overcomplicate the process.

Before we take the next step in lives or business we want to have complete clarity to ensure we're taking the right step. Well it doesn't always work like that. Sometimes clarity won't appear until you take some sort of action! Today we're demystifying clarity + how it works so that you can get unstuck and make ish happen!

Are you tired of saying "yes" to every request that slides across your desk? Why not create "Yes" days? Yes, days are specific days where you're willing to help your peeps out but on your own terms. Once those days are filled, then you can easily say no, until you schedule in another yes day.