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"No matter what you're facing financially, it’s never the end of the world. You can get through it, you will get through it and you are not the only one to have faced any particular situation."
"You have to trust the universe and trust that things are working out. Everything that happens to you, is not happening to you, it’s happening for you. Because if these past 10 years never happened, I’d still be at my desk job at Vogue probably pounding the pavement."
"You make the decision to go or to stay and those going need objective advice and a strategy of, “How are we going to do this, does it make sense?” Having somebody to bounce ideas off and to go through the stress helps. We say its 98% therapy and 2% real estate in terms of what we do to help families."
"My colleagues and I are looking for some 401k rollover guidance. I have a 401k (split into Roth & normal) with Vanguard from my former employer. My new employer 401k option is with Fidelity but currently has fewer options so I'm hesitant to rollover. What should I do?"
"I saw really money as this tool to get what I wanted, to become more of an adult, to be able to exercise my freedom and I still see it as being that way...I don't ever wanna be dependent on someone for money, that would be one of the scariest things, I think, to experience."
"It’s all about single motherhood equals welfare mom. That is what is in the public national culture mentality, but it doesn’t have to be like that. So a lot of what I do is helping women get out of their own way."
"We grow up with the impression that money is somewhat easy to make. I think that with that mentality, you burn out a little bit faster than you’d think because that’s not really the reality of things."
"I’ve always been driven by work, but it was the money and then not wanting to be poor that took me to where I had to go. I managed to pull out of the tail spin and recognize that there's a certain amount of money you need and then you should be able to start doing things that you like."
"I vastly out-earn my husband and am self employed. When I don't work, I don't earn. What are your tips for professional women like me who feel a tension to have to work as much as possible to support the family?"
