Where People Start
Evelyn was tracking expenses in three different apps. None of them talked to each
other. She'd lose receipts, forget categories, and every month felt like starting
from scratch.
Frustration: High. Progress: Minimal.
The Shift
After six months in our program, she built one system that actually worked for her
life. Not some influencer's template — her own approach based on real patterns and
priorities.
Clarity: Gained. Control: Established.
Where She Is Now
She knows exactly where her money goes. More importantly, she knows why it matters
and how to adjust when life changes. That's what proper financial literacy looks
like.
Confidence: Solid. Stress: Way Down.
Real Change Takes More Than Tips
You've probably read dozens of budgeting articles. They all
say the same things — track your spending, cut expenses, save more. Great advice. But
here's the thing: knowing what to do isn't the same as being able to do it
consistently.
Our approach focuses on building systems that fit your actual
life. We work with people who've tried budgeting before and gotten frustrated. People
who understand money matters but can't seem to make the habit stick.
The curriculum starts in September 2025 with cohorts running
through early 2026. It's designed for working adults who need practical skills, not
theory they'll never use.
"I stopped feeling guilty about money decisions. Now I just make informed
choices and move on with my day. That peace of mind is worth more than any specific
dollar amount I've saved."
— Kirsten Lundqvist, Participant 2024
