Jessica Moorhouse

Do you feel stuck in a cycle of overspending, getting into debt, losing money in high-risk investments, but have no idea how to get out? Or maybe you live too frugally, are terrified of taking any risk, and no matter how hard you work you still can never get ahead? Have you ever considered that maybe your issues with money aren’t actually about money? They’re about everything but money. In this topic you’ll learn what internal and external barriers are preventing you from getting out of your own way and how to set yourself free.

How you were raised, the lessons you learned, the behaviours you observed, and the experiences you’ve brought with you into adulthood have a bigger impact on finances than you may realize. All of us have a relationship with money, but oftentimes that relationship isn’t where we’d like it to be and needs a lot of work. This topic with interactive exercises will show you how to dig deep into your past, uncover your money story, and re-write a new one that sparks joy, peace, and financial fulfillment.

If you feel way off track with your finances, that’s okay because it’s never too late to get your financial life together. Nevertheless, the best time to take action is right now. This topic will show you how to develop your financial foundation, stop comparing yourself to the Joneses on social media, put the focus back on your personal goals and values, and plan for a wealthier and more financially secure future at any age.

Cryptocurrency, hot stocks, your cousin’s start-up he promises is the next big thing…are these the only paths to wealth? And is taking on extreme risk or following some convoluted investing strategy the only way to become a multi-millionaire these days? NOPE! Here’s a different take with data to back it up – investing should be simple and boring. This topic explores the benefits of passive investing, the importance of building a solid investment plan, and why you need to stop going on Reddit (or to your cousin) for financial advice if you actually want to retire one day.

Do you know what the biggest wealth killer is? Your mindset. This topic explores the role that your past, perceived self-worth, and limiting beliefs have on you achieving your big financial goals…and what you can do about it.

You’ve got your diploma, thrown your cap up in the air (then quickly retrieved it), but have now just realized you have no idea what’s next. You’re not alone, and this topic will help you navigate the key things you should be doing after graduation to set yourself on the right financial path that will eventually lead you to become a legitimate millionaire in your 30s or 40s.

A mistake is just a lesson learned. The good thing is Jessica is here to share the most important money lessons you should know so you can avoid making those mistakes in the first place. In this workshop, Jessica will share step-by-step how to set up your finances once you land your first job and start building wealth right out of the gate while juggling student loans, sky-high rent, and the parental pressure to become a homeowner ASAP.