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With Thanksgiving around the corner here in Canada, I’ve been thinking a lot about growth and how it rarely looks the way we expect it to. If I’m honest, this year hasn’t unfolded exactly as I planned. Some goals have taken longer, others have shifted completely, and a few ideas had to be paused. And

How is your spring coming along so far?   I kicked off the season with another amazing trip to the Sunshine State! ☀️✈ This time, I actually took a moment to slow down and soak it all in—spent time with family and friends, lots of beach days, and a few solid work sessions by the pool.

First and foremost, I’m so thankful for the gift of good health.  Over the past few months, I have experienced the tragic and sudden losses of some close family and friends that I grew up with.  These heartbreaking moments are a reminder that just being alive and healthy is not something that should be taken for granted, and that we should be present and appreciate every moment we have on this earth, especially with our loved ones.

This has always been a goal for me and in January 2023, I closed on my first vacation rental property down in Southwest Florida. 

Every year, I take time to reflect on key areas in both my personal and professional life that I want to improve on.  Then I break those down into quarterly and monthly goals that help me focus on taking the right action steps in order to achieve success.

Today I want to talk about the big “D” word…DEBT!

I find in today’s world there is so much shame and anxiety around debt.

However, when used correctly, debt can actually be your friend when it comes to building wealth.

But wait…isn’t all debt “bad”?  Is there really such a thing as “good” debt?

Personally, I love the month of March.  Not only is it filled with many family birthdays (including mine!), it’s also typically when we start to see the cold of winter melting away as we enter into the Spring season.