09/17/2026
We had such a good time at the Central California Women's Conference yesterday. Thank you to every person who stopped by the Resilient Wealth Management booth, introduced yourself, followed along, or stayed for a conversation.
I had a lot of conversations about money throughout the day, but one thought stayed with me long after the event was over:
It’s okay to admit that you don’t know what to do with it. 🤷♂️
There can be so much pressure around money to have the right answer, understand every option, or feel like you should already know what your next move is.
I watched some of that pressure ease as people simply acknowledged, “I don’t know.”
There is power in being comfortable enough to say that.
That admission doesn’t mean someone immediately trusts me with their finances, nor should it. But it can be a meaningful first step. You recognize what you don’t know. You realize you may need more information. Then you can begin asking better questions and finding people you trust to help you understand your options.
That is a big part of why yesterday meant so much to me.
After all the conversations, introductions, and new connections, our team left feeling grateful. It is an honor to be part of a community where women are supporting one another, sharing resources, and becoming more comfortable having conversations about money.
I also don’t take lightly the opportunity to serve in this community and continue making wealth management feel more accessible to people who may not have always felt that these conversations or spaces were meant for them.
To everyone who spent part of your day with us, thank you. We’re glad you’re here, and I hope yesterday was only the beginning of the conversation.
👀 💫 And if you entered our giveaway, stay close. We’ll announce the winners of our Muses Day Spa, Blue Moon Yoga, and Orangetheory prizes this Friday. 🎉
