ABOUT BACON & HEELS

When I hear women say that money is boring or that they wish they could meet someone to handle their finances, it truly drives me nuts.

I get it—personal finance can seem intimidating, but I believe it doesn’t have to be that way. I was fortunate to grow up in a family where conversations about budgeting, saving, and investing were common topics around the dining room table. Money wasn’t a taboo subject; it was part of everyday life.

But as I grew older, I realized this wasn’t the norm. I watched friends struggle with money management, often saying things like, “I’m just not good with money” or “Budgeting is way too complicated.” It was these comments—and seeing the stress that followed—that lit a spark in me to share what I’d learned. Pretty soon, friends were coming to me with questions on everything from starting to invest to simple budgeting hacks. That’s when I realized: if we talked about money more openly, maybe more women would feel confident managing it.

So, I created Bacon & Heels to make financial literacy accessible, relatable, and yes, even a little fun. Here, you won’t find financial jargon or get-rich-quick schemes. Instead, I’m sharing real-life tools, insights, and my own experiences—including the mistakes I’ve made along the way—so that managing money feels doable, not daunting.

I'm not a financial planner; I’m a financial literacy educator—think of me as your financial literacy ally. My goal is to educate and empower women worldwide to understand their money, make confident decisions about saving, getting out of debt, and investing, have more informed conversations with their bank or financial planner, and ultimately rewrite their financial stories. I believe that financial literacy is a life’s skill, and with Bacon & Heels, I goal is to break down barriers around money and show that effective money management is possible for everyone.

Thank you for being here. Are you ready to take control of your money? Let’s do this!