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"I think that if you sacrifice too much, you're setting yourself up for failure. Keep a few little treats for yourself because you're gonna need it to stay motivated."
"In the 6th grade, someone found a dollar bill on the floor. And my teacher said, "Whose is it?" I raised my hand and said, "It's mine." And the girl in front of me whipped her little ponytail around so fast and said, "Catherine you don't need that dollar, your parents are rich!"
"How do I survive a long distance relationship (450mi) and not go broke or into debt?"
"I don’t spend a lot of time budgeting, or checking bank accounts, or checking the stock market. I spend a lot more time creating and being present in my life."
“When I paid off the Volkswagen Beetle, a boyfriend at the time said, "Wow, I've never known anybody who paid off their auto-loan. And that was just stunning to me that people considered that an auto-loan was just something that you always had.”
"I love to teach others about money, how it works, and how to invest it, and more importantly, how to live without worrying about it."
"There's so much wonderful stuff to discover every day. And it doesn't have to cost anything, or if it does cost something, it doesn't have to cost a lot."
“If I'm using the credit card at my local store to get the points, then I'm charging my neighbor a higher price for their groceries (and I'm supposed to love my neighbor as myself). And I can't do that.”
