The act of negotiating makes us question what we stand for, what we fall for, and how we feel about ourselves in the process.

Each of us has a unique perspective on money because our money beliefs are formed by deeply personal experiences.

Identifying your money stress type allows you to find the most efficient solution to your particular type of stress.

Despite everything we read, inflation isn’t just about purchasing power. It can affect your sense of personal power.

When I listen to scarcity, I stay small and afraid. I close my eyes to opportunity. I choose to believe this is as good as it gets.

Distinguishing between story and fact is an important skill to develop if you’re worried about money.

A recent knock on the door led me to ponder the evolution of my guilty conscious.

If we resist the pressure to do it all, then we feel lazy. If we give in, then we set ourselves up for disappointing results, shame and burnout. The “klaar” approach provides a satisfying alternative.