08/31/2026
You can make $100,000+ a year and still feel financially disorganized.
I think we need to say that more often.
Because there's a strange assumption that once you reach a certain income, you're supposed to know what you're doing.
You should know ... how much to save, which account to fund, whether to pay off the mortgage, if you're on track for retirement, what to do with the bonus, whether you can afford to slow down.
Except...why would you automatically know any of that just because you're good at your career?
Income and financial clarity are NOT the same thing.
You can be successful, responsible and financially overwhelmed at the exact same time.
And sometimes the next step isn't doing more.
It's finally getting clear about what actually deserves your attention.
What's one financial question you keep meaning to figure out?