When was the last time you focused on taking care of you? Joined by Donna Lee Humble, a certified holistic wellness coach specializing in bioenergetic testing and emotional release, Danielle Howard discusses how women can uncover their best self using ...

Are you ready to get intimate? Today, Danielle Howard joins forces with Jeff Cole, a board certified coach with a master’s degree in contemplative counseling psychology, to explore how mindfulness can bring greater emotional and financial intimacy to y...

Do you want to talk to your spouse about getting ready for your fall season, but you’re not sure where to begin? Today, Danielle Howard will help you open the communication floodgates by exploring how to have thoughtful, meaningful,

It’s time to get rid of the clutter that’s weighing you down, both in your everyday life and financial life. Today, Danielle Howard is joined by special guest, Evan Michael Zislis, a professional organizer and author of the Amazon bestseller ClutterFre...

Do you set safe boundaries for spending money? Are you making purchases that feed your soul or stoke your ego? Danielle Howard is here to explain why these questions matter. In the final part of her mini-series,

People often believe that positive affirmations are like magic — just say them enough and it will happen. However, it’s not that easy. In part three of her financial affirmations mini-series, Danielle Howard explores the building blocks of financial af...

The mindset many people have around giving can sometimes diminish the significance of generosity. Oftentimes, we give without having a sense of why we do it or why we share our resources with certain organizations. Today,

Danielle Howard is determined to change the way people see retirement. Our media and financial services industry have led us down a path where our mindset around retirement often creates feelings of guilt and shame. Now,

Our culture, media, and financial industry are constantly telling us what our retirement season should look like. You may even feel ashamed or resentful if your retirement lifestyle seems like a far cry from their idealistic messages.

Financial advisors typically focus on helping clients set goals. It’s easy to see why — it’s fun for clients to check off their accomplished goals, and it’s rewarding for advisors to help clients reach their milestones. However,