Gail White

One of the phenomenal trainers in my learning community smiled as he shared his Zoom screen. He was displaying a spreadsheet of his portfolio.  He accidentally scrolled over too far and revealed information that […]

At this moment we’re still immersed in frantic pace of the holidays. Fun, family, friends and fellowship leave us exhausted but, hopefully, happy.  Soon we will turn to face the new year.  I always find great refr […]

Did you cringe just a bit when you read the title — Financial Intimacy?  The idea of “marrying money” stirs up troubling thoughts. Isn’t money “the root of all evil”?  Or (more correctly) “the love of money is t […]

The Community Where Gratitude Flourished Several years ago, I witnessed a unique community event centering around Thanksgiving.  At first glance, it doesn’t seem to relate to money. It ac […]

Are you noticing that our world is becoming increasingly more bizarre?  On a recent road trip from Dallas to St. Louis my husband and I experienced three notable episodes that can only be described as bizarre.  I […]

My latest tool for financial literacy is laughter.  Michelle Obama has been quoted as saying: 

“First you get them to laugh, then you get them to listen.”

If you’re funny, they will learn!”

So come on, […]

Emerging from another glorious and exhausting graduation season, we take a deep breath and take a moment to congratulate the grads and all who supported them in their journey.  We have walked with our graduating […]

A Google search led me to an interesting survey which stated that most Americans are “comfortable with their abilities to cope with information flows in their day-to-day lives.”  I’m surprised by this findin […]

Our instructor’s name was John, and the topic was tokenized real estate.  My response: “What on earth is that?”  John’s background and credentials were impressive.  He had over 30 years of real estate experience […]

Financial literacy has become a major focal point of my life.  As the days, and months and years roll by I am increasingly aware of the value of wealth – spiritual, emotional, social, physical and financial.  Wit […]

This week my husband lost his life-long friend, causing us to pause and reflect on life: his life, our life, the purpose and meaning of life, all things life.  I pulled up a copy of the popular poem, The Dash.  T […]

The term A.I. has come to mean Artificial Intelligence to most of us, but I want to make a very practical application during this season when we are taking stock of our finances in preparation for filing federal […]

Landing on the other side of another holiday season we find ourselves once again in January – just like in the past.  It’s the same, but somehow with a twist of difference.  This year the twist is dizzy […]

Based on the pattern of your past, are you likely to over-eat and over-spend during the holidays?  Then will you diet and budget beginning in January?  Yes, me too.  At this time, I have no word for the eaters an […]

Something is happening on planet earth that is both disturbing and exciting.  A new facet of our world has materialized.  The lines between physical reality and virtual reality are being blurred, creating a h […]

Last month we observed Labor Day, a day set aside to celebrate the freedom that came to the American workers as they organized to throw off the chains of slavery in the workplace.  Like me, you may have viewed […]

In speaking with women about financial matters, I’m generally surprised by how frequently I get this response:  “I’m good!”  For some, these words are a polite way of changing the subject.  But many actually b […]

My journey into the world of wealth has led to an investigation of the history of money, the current state of money and the future of money. At one point this quest for information veered off the beaten path and […]