Climate change, war, pandemics and the impact of technology are examples of existential financial stressors we face. Joline offers tell-tale symptoms indicating that we may be feeling the pinch of existential stressors and strategies to tackle them.

Big things happen in the world outside of our control, but that doesn’t mean we can’t remain financially stable. Joline shares four strategies to help navigate the way in times of uncertainty.

Let us not waste a great crisis. One of the ways we deal with the big changes in our lives and the world is to look at opportunities to tighten the belt and/or to make forward thinking shifts in investments and savings.

Thinking beyond ourselves and caring and contributing to the needs of others requires a great deal of consideration. Joline explores balancing privilege with responsibility through the lens of the F.I.S.H.™ Inventory, assessing our Financial, Intellectual, Social and Human capital.

A long term strategy is essential. Become more knowledgeable about long term investing, show up, pay attention, and invest for your future.

What if I can’t put enough away for the future? Joline explores changing priorities in order to make it possible to put something aside with the goal of creating a sustainable life.