I Understand the Journey You've Been On.

You've checked all the boxes: earned the degree, landed a job with good benefits, and found your soulmate, only to discover that your finances and lack of energy are holding you back.

That degree came with a huge price tag, leaving you buried in debt.

The job you love? It's taxing, both on your body and your bank accounts, leaving little room for anything else.

Discussing finances with your partner—or anyone, really—feels like walking through a thin aisle of nopales, thanks to those childhood money wounds.

I'm Soledad, a Queer Mexican-American, married to my Black Dominican-American partner, navigating the cost of raising a trans daughter and a Black son in sunny, expensive AF Southern California.

For the longest time, I thought financial freedom wasn't possible for someone with my identities and lived experiences.

Talking about money with my partner was the last thing I wanted to do—it just brought back all these bad money memories from when I was a kid.

My approach to money was all over the place. One minute, I'd be on a shopping spree; the next, I'd ask for help to hide my credit cards, thinking I just couldn't control myself.

I felt stuck between wanting to enjoy life now and worrying about whether I'd ever own a home.

Even though I was always there for my loved ones, I had very little in savings and no clue if I was investing enough for retirement.

Been there, felt that, changed it… poco a poco.

Now, I'm living debt-free, with a solid $30k in the bank for emergencies, and another $10k+ set aside for fun stuff like travel and gifts. I can treat my family to a nice night out without stressing about it, and I'm putting away thousands for early retirement.

I got here, and you can too.
Let’s change your financial trajectory together.

You may have read the latest personal finance bestseller, nodding along, feeling that rush of "I can totally do this."

You start with ganas, tackling your budget, cutting back on unnecessary spending, maybe even setting aside a little savings.

But as the weeks go by, the excitement goes away.
Suddenly, you're debating between driving to Nordstroms or Nordstroms Rack to buy a gift for a loved one.

That initial burst of determination fades into a shameful voice whispering, "You wouldn’t have to choose if you were just better with money.”

Or maybe you’ve set bold money goals at the start of the year. "This is it," you tell yourself, "the year I get out of debt, save up $20k, buy a new car, and finally see my credit score jump."

But then, life happens. Birthdays, emergencies, those shoes you just had to have because they were on sale and you thought, "I deserve this."

Before you know it, it's December again, and you're left feeling like you're stuck in the same financial cycle, wondering where all your money went.

I've walked dozens of clients out of these cycles.

People who thought they were doomed to repeat the same money mistakes forever.

Gente who believed they were destined to always be the one who's a bit too stressed to enjoy a night out because they're worried about the bill.

We dug deep into those sneaky limiting beliefs that kept them running in circles, not getting anywhere.

I met them where they were at and helped them fill their financial know-how gaps—no more feeling lost when looking at investment accounts.

We crafted new habits that didn't just aim for the next paycheck but for lifelong wealth and wellness.
They didn’t just transform the numbers in their bank accounts.

They built the confidence to walk straight into Nordstroms, without the guilt, knowing they had more than enough to spend with confidence.

They learned to set financial goals and crush them, not because they were suddenly financial geniuses, but because they learned how to make their money work for them.

Your story isn't so different.

You're here because you're ready for that change.

Let's make it happen, juntos.

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