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"The “successful” women that magazines like to cover are Sheryl or Marissa and my goal is to really uncover women that are operating behind the scenes, killing it professionally and have very visible, influential jobs. But I think the media, we’re kind of a lazy bunch."
"I think what’s more important is making sure that whenever you feel you are incredibly talented that you find a way to capitalize on those talents in your profession. Why give up a revenue stream that I know I’m highly qualified to do and very good at?"
"Live within your means. That’s, to me, the most important thing. Money is freedom, money gives us the opportunity to do the things that matter that we want to do. So I really feel like living within your means gives you the opportunity to not worry about money."
"I'm willing to do whatever it takes to get the film across the finish line. I think a lot of the times your best motivation for bringing people on board to collaborate with you is your own love and dedication to what you're doing."
"My husband and I got married this July. He's self-employed and has variable income and expenses. I work a pretty reliable, salaried job. We've always filed taxes separately and now wondering how do we know which is the best way to move forward to file?"
"I remember a principal that someone talked to me about in terms of money: “You can always find money, there’s always money and then it will come to you if you just stick to your goals,” and it always happened that way."
"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."
