The Avoider

You avoid looking at money until you absolutely have to.

Money feels overwhelming, confusing, or even scary.

So instead of facing it, you put it off... until it becomes urgent.

What This Looks Like:

- Not checking accounts regularly

- Avoiding bills, taxes, or financial conversations

- Feeling a knot in your stomach at the thought of budgeting

- Telling yourself 'I'll deal with it later'

Quick Win:

Pick one small thing you've been avoiding and take 10 minutes to face it. No fixing required. Just opening the bill, logging in, or writing it down is a win.

If You're Self-Employed:

Avoiding your business finances can lead to late taxes, unpredictable pay, and burnout. It doesn't have to be that way. I help people like you take one brave step at a time, without the shame spiral. Let’s talk about building a system that supports your life and your business.

Your Next Step:

Avoidance doesn't make you bad with money. It means you've been overwhelmed. I can help you face your finances with compassion and a simple path forward.

You're already doing the brave work of facing something that’s felt overwhelming. Becoming more aware of your money is the first, and most powerful, step toward change.

Over the next few days, I’ll send you simple, encouraging emails to help you shift out of avoidance and into more confidence.

Book a free Q&A call here when you're ready.