Hi Reader!

When I started my blog, I had no idea where this journey would take me. My goal was to share my progress and inspire other women to take control of their finances.

Over the years, I’ve learned a lot—not just about myself, but also about the financial journeys of other women. I’ve seen firsthand how deeply personal money matters are.

I always knew that every woman’s situation is unique, but through personal coaching and free introductory calls, I’ve gained even deeper insights.

I’m incredibly grateful to every woman who has taken the step to talk with me. I know how hard it can be to open up about your financial situation—it’s a topic that can feel intimidating. But taking that step is an act of courage and a powerful move toward financial independence.

Be proud of yourself. I certainly am.

That said, I also know that not everyone feels comfortable discussing their finances. Some prefer to figure things out on their own—and that’s completely okay.

The important thing is that we all take responsibility for our financial future, whether we’re in a relationship or managing things alone. Money isn’t something we can afford to ignore or leave entirely to a partner.

Even if you’re unsure where to start, know that there is a way forward—no matter your age or current situation.

I’m here to help you figure out the how.

But there’s one thing you must do: take action.

Don’t just consume information—pick something that feels right for you and start. Commit to it for at least three months, then adjust as needed. You can do this.

So, where should you begin?

It depends on where you are now and what you’re struggling with.

One of the first steps I always recommend is planning your expenses.

I talk about this a lot, yet many women still don’t track their spending. But now, more than ever, it’s essential.

Are you ready to take control of your finances and step into financial freedom?

If you’ve been putting off learning to plan expenses, now’s the perfect time to get started!

In my latest blog post, I dive deep into the importance of budgeting and how learning to plan your expenses is the first step toward financial independence.

What you’ll learn in this post:

• How tracking your expenses can change the way you view your money.
• Simple steps to learn to plan expenses, even if you’ve never done it before
• Tips for sticking to your budget without feeling restricted
• How to stay motivated and celebrate your wins along the way.

Financial confidence isn’t just a dream—it’s something you can build. Whether you're in your 40s or just getting started, learning to plan expenses will give you a clear overview of where your money is going, help you save more, and even allow you to pay off debt faster.

What’s in It for You:

• Financial freedom is achievable when you take the time to plan.
• You'll learn how to avoid common budgeting mistakes and stay motivated.
• Plus, we share actionable tips that you can start using today.

Don't wait! The sooner you learn to plan your expenses, the closer you’ll be to a financially secure future.

👉 Read the full article and start planning now!​

Here's to your financial success! 💪

xo,

Katja

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