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  • From Idea to Action

    Never underestimate the power of a single learning experience. Back in June of 2012, I led a learning event for alumni at my alma mater, St. Olaf College in Northfield, MN. During the presentation, I talked about the benefits of using a Share Save Spend allowance with kids as a way to introduce them to the topic of money

  • Building Wealth - One Choice at a Time

    On the eve of financial literacy month, it’s a good time to talk about what it takes to accumulate wealth – be it $1,000 or $100,000. More specifically, how it often boils down to our daily spending decisions.

  • 10 Tips to Achieve Financial Sanity in 2013

    2012 provided me with many opportunities to interact with LOTS of amazing people throughout the U.S and Canada. Based on hundreds of conversations with fans of Share Save Spend, here are my 10 Tips to Achieve Money Sanity in 2013. Thanks for your inspiration!

  • How to Maintain Your Sanity at the Holidays

    We often go to incredible lengths to make the holiday season spectacular—like tracking down the perfect gift for someone we love. Finding just-the-right-thing to make someone else happy and give us something to feel good about, if only for a few weeks.

  • How to Engage Young Philanthropists

    Millennials approach things differently than previous generations. From the way they work to the way they communicate, Millennials have developed unique ways of engaging with the world. It’s not surprising then that this generation also has a unique way of approaching philanthropy.

  • Back-to-School Spending Plan

    Organize your shopping using our Back-to-School Spending Plan.

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In Nathan's presentation, Owning Your Money Narrative, he explored the effects of the constant barrage of advertisements and marketing messages on the Millennial Generation and their money habits. He shed light on the effects of consumer culture on financial health and provided pragmatic ideas for taking control of your money narrative. He also offered a reminder that our spending power can yield positive benefits not only for ourselves, but for the community at large.

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