A wannabe NASA mathematician stuck in a financial writer's body. Let's talk money.
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I Was 19 and Out-Earning My Professor
In the fall of 2008 I was three months into college and already planning my exit.
I had wanted to be a mathematician for NASA, working on space trajectories, which is a thing I said out loud to adults with a straight face. The school I end...
Stop Tipping Out of Shame
Last week I paid $6.75 for an iced chai latte with oat milk, and then a screen rotated toward me and asked with a completely straight face whether I’d like to add 20%, 25%, or 30%. 30%?!!
For context, I ordered at a counter, picked up my o...
The Question That Is Keeping You Broke
I’m going to ask you a question in a minute, and when I do, I need you to not answer it.
I know. Asking you to not do something is the fastest way to get you to do it. (Don’t think about a pink flamingo bikini. See?) But stay with me, beca...
Living in My Feminine Is a Luxury I Could Never Afford
In March I finally used a massage gift card that had been sitting in my junk drawer since Christmas, which requires a confession up front: I don’t like massages and never have, but this one was a genuinely generous gift from someone who mea...
If I Died Tomorrow, My Family Couldn't Unlock My Phone
I spent five nights in a hospital bed making a list. It wasn't a bucket list.
There’s a specific kind of math you do in a hospital bed, and it has nothing to do with figuring out your deductible or wtf 20% co-insurance means for your bank...
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I left corporate finance to build something that actually mattered, and now I help women stop being polite about money and start being powerful with it.
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