Overwhelmed with everything in the world and yet . . . bills gotta get paid. In my self-paced online course for couples, I walk you through assessing your relationship, looking at your values and how you are (or aren't!) spending saving and investing in alignment with said values, and of course, guide you through fully automating your money.

This time in 2019, my partner and I were en route to visit Amsterdam (using travel hacking we up-leveled our transport and lodging). In this time of social distancing and less travel, enjoy this video as a way to plan for the future, or do a little escapism from the comfort of your home.

I talk all the time about aligning your spending with your values. If you ever doubt what my business Mind Money Balance and I stand for, let me be abundantly clear: I stand against racism and believe black lives matter.

In this video, I talk about how to raise your rates if you are a service provider. This video was made in collaboration with Dr. Marie Fang. She is a California therapist in private practice who offers a lot of actionable advice for those in private practice.

“How do I get my partner on-board to talk about money?” This is hands-down one of the most frequently asked questions I get as a financial therapist. In this video, I break down what you are *probably* doing and share a more helpful approach to get you and your partner on the same page about money.

If you are a therapist and need some coaching around how to practice financial self-care, consider a 1:1 power session with me. I get it. I have unique insight on why this is so hard, and can help you shake out those old money stories that are holding you back.

I’m Michelle Bosch. I'm a first-generation immigrant into the US and for as long as I can remember I have been a hard cash mystic . . . driven, ambitious and insatiably curious about entrepreneurship, human potential, faith, and real estate.

According to marriage.com, the #1 reason for divorce is infidelity, followed by money disagreements. In my opinion, it’s really financial infidelity that is causing divorces. (And if you still believe it’s traditional therapy, name me one person who has cheated without spending a dime . . . I’ll wait).

There is a saying that you are a reflection of the five people you spend the most time with. But how does that translate to your money? Talking about money can be awkward (hello! that's why I have a job as a financial therapist) but you can find a likeminded group of people to support you in your financial goals.