Life throws curveballs, but resilience helps us bounce back. This week Sunél shares what she’s learned about building strength, staying grounded, and why it matters for your well-being and your finances.
Nearly three in four women say they’re stressed, especially about money.
I see it all the time: women worry more, plan more, and feel the weight of doing more with less. It’s not just emotion. Lower pay, career breaks, and longer lifespans increase the stakes. Yet their caution often adds the balance households need. To shift the stress, we need more women in financial conversations—every month, not just during Women’s Month.
Sunél recently found herself grappling with a deep sense of overwhelm—something many can relate to, but few pause to unpack. Reflecting on her year, she recognised how layering major life transitions, business demands, and personal commitments had pushed her past her limits.
Lately, it feels like the world is too much, too loud, too fast, too heavy. In this week’s blog, Sunél shares a personal reflection on global uncertainty, emotional overwhelm, and why now might be the time to pause, breathe, and extend a little more grace to us and those around us.
I love my alone time—but lately, I’ve been wondering what it might be costing me.
In this week’s blog, Sunél reflects on the joy of solo living, the risks of self-reliance, and why sharing life (and expenses) might be smarter than we think.
More families are sharing financial responsibilities across generations. Sunél explores why it’s crucial to acknowledge these dependencies early, and how thoughtful planning can turn financial support into a source of strength, not strain.