Kaysi’s Blog

Financial Blind Spots

One of the things I enjoy most about what I do is helping clients to see things from a different perspective in their financial lives. Often times, we see situations based on our knowledge and experiences, and unfortunately sometimes, that may be limited. We cannot...

I Will Instruct You: Part 2

I Will Instruct You: Part Two Last week as I contemplated what to write about, my Bible opened to Psalm 32. And one of the verses I have underlined is verse eight. I ended up blogging on that topic last week. The next two days those verses appeared yet again in...

I Will Instruct You

Many of us are walking around with unanswered questions. Don’t laugh at me, but, I’ve been using my AI to ask a lot of questions. Often times, it seems to be on point. My AI is the thing that I wished I had all along as I ask it the most random questions, and, it...

Financial Tips from Kaysi

Money and Love

Growing up, I’ve often heard that money and communication are two of the biggest topics that can cause issues in a marriage. As I’ve gotten older, I can definitely now understand that is a very true conclusion. As we are around the time of Valentine’s Day – the...

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What is Cash Flow Planning?

One of my favorite topics to discuss with clients is helping them to understand their cash flow. What does “Cash Flow Planning” even mean? In its simplest form, this is the process of tracking your income (where your money is coming from), and your expenses (where you...

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Kaysi’s Faith Journey

When the Instructions Do Not Make Sense

This morning my mind felt like a blank slate. No thoughts or words were forming. As I debated which of my Bibles to pick up: the brand new study Bible with lots of extra context or my worn Bible with the 15 year history; my hand reached for the one with history. It...

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This is Hard!

There are some seasons that I wish I could use my Global Entry access for. If you’re not aware, Global Entry allows you to enter the United States because a pre-clearance has been done and you walk to a kiosk that uses facial recognition, and you walk to the TSA...

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Ye of Little Faith

Many years ago, as I laid in bed, crying at the prospect that my friend would not be able to afford school the next semester – which was fast approaching, I heard a whisper, ‘ye of little faith’. I can now confidently look back and say this was the first time I...

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