Author: Susan

Just a short drive west of Sydney, the Blue Mountains in New South Wales offer a breathtaking escape into a world of dramatic landscapes, ancient eucalyptus forests, and deep valleys cloaked in a unique blue haze. My recent trip there was an unforgettable immersion in nature’s grandeur, a perfect antidote to city life. The iconic… Continue reading Blue Mountains Adventure: A Journey into Nature’s Grandeur

Look, let’s be real, I’m not exactly a spring chicken anymore. This 58-year-old chassis doesn’t bounce back from epic travel days like it used to. So, when I pack my bags, there’s gotta be a really good reason. Basically, if I’m trading comfy couch time for cramped plane seats and questionable train snacks, it better… Continue reading Mud, Magic, and Majestic Giants: My Day at The Elephant Nature Park in Thailand

Manifest Your Dreams: Esoteric vs. Practical Approaches Have you ever dreamt of a life filled with abundance, success, and happiness? We all have! But how do we bridge the gap between dreams and reality? Two popular schools of thought emerge: manifestation and the power of hard work and savings. The Esoteric Path: Aligning Your Energy… Continue reading Manifest Your Dreams

Before considering starting a budget a few preparations are in order. In my free course – Budgeting on the New Moon, I start with a meditation practice to clear your mind, settle your breath, soften your shoulders, and rest your tongue. I hear you: “I don’t have time for all that esoteric nonsense”. Believe me… Continue reading Budgeting 101: Easy Money Management with the 50/30/20 Rule and Meditation

Nature is your sanctuary. It grounds you, inspires you, and reminds you of life’s constant flow. Just like nurturing plants, you love to learn and grow in those areas of your life that have been unkept, unloved and hidden. You want to discover your relationship with money. Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to… Continue reading The Heartbeat of Balance

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Budgeters are twice as likely to report no financial worries, compared with spenders.

If you’ve read any personal finance advice, you know there’s one simple rule that comes up time and again: You need a budget.