Setting Boundaries Will Make Some People Uncomfortable. Do It Anyway.
Setting boundaries can make people uncomfortable, especially when they benefited from you not having any. This week, we’re talking about protecting your peace, saying no without over-explaining, and letting people adjust.
The Power of The Pause
We’re always thinking about what’s next. But what if, before chasing another goal, we paused long enough to appreciate how far we’ve already come?
Why the Rich Girl Job Search Starts in September
Everyone tells you the job market goes quiet after August. It does not. Here is what is actually happening behind the scenes, and the four week plan that puts you in front of it.
Rich Girls Do Not Wait Until the Debt Is Gone
Somewhere along the way we decided that if you owe money, you have not earned the right to enjoy anything. That belief will cost you years. Here is what to do instead.
7 Job Titles That Are Project Management in Disguise
You keep hearing you need project management experience to get a project management job. A lot of people already have it. They just have it under a title that does not say so.
How To Get Experience At Your Current Job
Everyone tells you to get project experience. Nobody tells you how, when your title has nothing to do with projects. Five moves you can start this week, including the one most people skip.
How To Rewrite Your Resume For A Project Management Role
You have the experience. Your resume is describing it in a language nobody is searching for. Here is how to translate it, including the breakout section that gets you asked the right interview questions.
What A Project Manager Actually Does (and why you may already be one)
Most people picture a clipboard and a Gantt chart. That is not the job. Here is what a project manager actually does, and why you may already be doing it without the title or the pay.
The Rich Girl’s Guide to Student Loans in 2026
The student loan rules changed on July 1, and wage garnishment came back this year. If you are behind, or you are about to be, here is every option you have right now, including what to do when paying is simply not in the budget.
Should You File Bankruptcy? An Honest Answer From Someone Who Did It Twice
I have filed bankruptcy twice. Chapter 7 as a young adult and Chapter 13 later in life. Here is the honest conversation nobody has with you before you decide, so you can walk away knowing whether the answer is yes or no.
When Living Rich Feels Impossible: My Honest Story About Depression, Grief, and Finding My Way Back
This is my most vulnerable post yet. After losing multiple family members, depression crept in quietly. Here’s how I found my way back to my rich life.
Running Up Your Cards Is Not the End of Your Rich Life: How I Tackle Credit Card Debt (Twice Bankrupt-Adjacent and Still Standing)
I’ve been in credit card debt since I was 19, and I’m still building my rich life. Here’s how to tackle your balances without shame or bankruptcy.
When Living Rich Out Loud Attracts Envy: How Rich Girls Stay Selective and Protect Their Peace
Envy does not always look hostile. Sometimes it looks fascinated. This week a thread put words to something I had been feeling for a while, so let’s talk about jealousy from the people closest to you, why emotional safety is a form of wealth, and how rich girls get selective without dimming their light.
How to Build a Yes Fund for the Life You Actually Want
Not every savings goal has to be responsible. I have a dedicated spending account called my SPEND account and it is one of the best financial decisions I have made. It is money set aside specifically for the things that make life feel like the one I actually want. Here is what a Yes Fund is, why you need one, and how to build yours.
Functional Depression: The One Nobody Talks About (And How to Spot It)
You are showing up to work. You are getting things done. You are making plans and keeping commitments. And you are completely empty inside. That is functional depression and it is one of the most misunderstood mental health experiences out there. Here is how to spot it and what to do when you recognize yourself in it.
What Is Mental Health and Why It Should Be Part of Your Rich Life
You can have the career, the bag, and the trips and still be falling apart on the inside. Living your richest life is not just about what you build on the outside. It starts with how you feel on the inside. Here is what mental health actually means and why it belongs at the center of your rich life.
The Rich Girl Money Date: My Monthly Financial Check-In Ritual
Rich girls do not avoid their money. They date it. Every Sunday I sit down with my accounts, my trackers, and my planner and I spend intentional time with my finances. No rushing, no guilt, no dread. Just me, my numbers, and a clear picture of where I stand. Here is exactly how my money date works and how you can build your own.
How to Use Credit Card Points to Travel Like a Rich Girl on a Budget
I have not paid full price for a flight in two years. I am not a travel hacker with seventeen spreadsheets. I am just a rich girl who figured out how to make one card work hard so her money does not have to. Here is the exact system I use to attend the experiences I love, book my travel, and still keep money in my account.
The PM Pivot Series, Part 5 of 5: The Interview and the First 90 Days: How to Walk In Without the Title and Walk Out With the Offer
Implementation Manager interviews aren’t knowledge tests. They’re character tests, communication tests, thinking-out-loud tests. And those tests you can prepare for because they rely on a small set of recurring questions and a framework that works every time. Here’s how to walk in without the title and walk out with the offer — plus the philosophy behind the 30/60/90 day plan that determines whether you keep the job once you get it.
Sinking Funds: The Budgeting System Nobody Taught You
Chile, let me tell you about the year I cried over a car repair. The check engine light came on in October. The mechanic told me $400 — money I had earmarked for Christmas. I sat in the parking lot afterwards and cried, because I had known the car was making a weird sound for months. I had known the holidays were coming. Sinking funds are the budgeting system nobody taught us — the one that turns 'big surprise expenses' into a non-event. Here are the 10 sinking funds every rich girl needs, the simplest setup, and how to start with just three.