Money Is A Mirror:
What Your Relationship with Money Reflects About You
You've done everything right. So why doesn't life feel the way you thought it would?
You've worked hard. You've been responsible. You've made thoughtful decisions with your money.
Maybe you've reached goals you once dreamed about, yet still find yourself worrying about whether you've done enough. Maybe spending money on yourself feels uncomfortable, even when you can afford to. Or maybe you've discovered that financial security doesn't automatically bring peace.
If any of that sounds familiar, you're not alone.
After more than fifteen years as a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and Associate Certified Coach, I began noticing that the biggest financial questions were rarely about money alone. They were about identity, relationships, fear, purpose, and the stories people had been carrying for years.
That's why I wrote Money Is a Mirror.
Begin the Conversation
However you choose to receive your copy, I'm grateful you've decided to join me. I hope these pages help you see yourself—and your relationship with money—with a little more curiosity and a little less judgment.
Let’s Continue the Conversation
Sometimes reflection questions can be the most transformative part of a book. That's why I created the Money Is a Mirror Companion Guide.
It gives you space to pause, write, reflect, and begin applying what you're discovering in your own life.
I'd love for you to continue there.
You may see yourself in these pages if…
You look around the room, and you’re The Responsible One.
The one who plans ahead. Who carries more than their share. Who wants to make wise decisions. Who is dependable, capable, and often the person others turn to for help.
Responsibility is a beautiful and needed quality. But sometimes it quietly becomes an identity and a habit. You begin believing it's our job to hold everything together, and before long, that way of living shapes our relationship with money as much as it shapes the rest of our lives.
If you've ever wondered why money feels more emotional than logical, or why financial success hasn't fully quieted your worries, I think you'll recognize yourself in these pages.
What You’ll Learn
Over the course of this journey, we'll explore questions like:
Where did my earliest beliefs about money come from?
Why do certain financial situations trigger such strong emotions?
What does my relationship with money reveal about the way I relate to myself, to others, and to God?
What would it look like to experience Genuine Joy instead of trying harder?
This isn't a book filled with financial formulas or quick fixes. It's an invitation to understand yourself more deeply so your financial decisions can flow from a healthier place.