10/16/2026
Last Friday, I had the opportunity to speak with a group of Grade 10 students about financial literacy, covering topics like credit, investing, taxes, and financial goal setting.
Walking out of the classroom, I found myself reflecting on something I havent thought about in a while. Before university, I seriously considered pursuing a career in education. Ive always been passionate about helping people learn, grow, and gain confidence in areas that can have a meaningful impact on their lives.
While I didnt become a teacher, presentations like this remind me that I still get to teach every day. Whether Im working with families, business owners, or young professionals, the most rewarding part of my role is helping people better understand their options and make informed decisions about their future.
Its always an extra special bonus when I get the chance to spend time with the next generation and hopefully equip them with a few lessons I wish I had learned sooner.
A big thank you to the students and staff for having me. Financial literacy is a life skill, and Im always grateful for opportunities to be part of those conversations.