Jeanne Owers

Money talks, money talks! Dirty cash, I want you, dirty cash I need you whoa-oh… What a great song. Oh, hi!

Money may talk, but talking about money can suck.

At least that’s what I used to think.

But i […]

Off the top of your head, I’ll bet you can name dozen or more shows you watched as a kid with your whole family. Something happened in the mid ‘90s, though, that all but destroyed the tradition of families wat […]

Unraveling, I look around. The loose threads are at my feet. Everything I imagined, dreamed of, envisioned has come undone. The colors fade, the darkness scary.

That was yesterday, in the past, no longer […]

One morning during his annual summer visit, my 14-year-old grandson came dragging into the living room. “I’m so bored,” he groused, iPhone in hand and headphones over his shoulders. I thought for a moment to alter […]

Mean girls, mean girls I hope you can see that we are all in the same game to achieve success and rise educationally above in the struggle for equality. I have the fortunate opportunity to work with multicultural […]

I lost my cousin a few weeks ago. She was a vibrant woman with a laughter that echoes in the collective ear of our wounded family. She was hearty and full, all the time. Her loss has quickened us all. We’re r […]

As I am sure everyone knows or has been told, losing weight is a journey and there are many self-discoveries those looking to change their lives make along the way. That has definitely been the case for me and I […]

Do you spend more time thinking about a new pair of shoes than your financial future? Many women do. Our boutique firm specializes in financial planning and investment advising for women who find themselves […]

More than one hundred Texas women, 132 to be exact, were killed in 2014 by their partner. That’s an 11% increase from the previous year. That’s frightening, tragic, heartbreaking. That number is alarming. That num […]

Our culture has taught us that only rude people set boundaries or perhaps they are only for people who have spent a lot of time in counseling. We have this belief that in order to be a person who implements […]

Volunteering. Something every high school student knows they should do, usually because they believe it’s a prerequisite for acceptance to college.

Don’t get me wrong, colleges like students who volunteer. But […]

Like any parent, I would sacrifice anything for the well being of my child. When you are the single parent of a child with special needs, you learn a whole new definition of the word. To sacrifice is simply to […]

It’s Good to Be the Queen
On September 9, 2015, Queen Elizabeth II became the longest reigning monarch in the history of the United Kingdom. This is quite an accomplishment, considering the monarchy traces its h […]

A very wise person in my life (thank you, Liz King) shared with me something I carry with me as a mantra: “You only have control over three things in your life; they are your ABC’s. Your Attitude, your Beha […]