by jenn@thepledgettes.com | Jan 25, 2022 | Pledgettes Stories
by Heidi Rose Buckhout My business bank account had dwindled down to a few hundred dollars, and it was time to close it and move forward. It was a difficult decision to make, but I closed Manifest Ink, my communications, marketing, and strategy business of over 10... by Alison Romer | Jan 19, 2022 | Pledgettes Stories
By Alison Romer I love to live my life where the Woo hits the road. Where the ethereal planning in my brain manifests into physical action that moves my life forward. And to my utter delight – last week’s kickoff of the Pledgettes Accountability League... 
by jenn@thepledgettes.com | Jun 27, 2021 | Pledgettes Stories
Guest Blog written by Lindsey Anderson of Six Leaf Design As a business owner (and human being in general) something I’m learning about myself is that I base a lot of my value and self-worth on the amount of money I make. Seeing that total dollar amount at the... 
by jenn@thepledgettes.com | Apr 2, 2021 | Pledgettes Stories
Written by Brandi Koskie, Pledgettes Member I only know debt. I grew up with it, so when I started accumulating debt in my teens it seemed almost like a rite of passage. I’ve given far more thought to it as an adult than I ever did then. It was that normal. My family... 
by jenn@thepledgettes.com | Feb 18, 2021 | Pledgettes Stories
Written by: Samantha Miller, Pledgettes Member When I joined The Pledgettes, I wanted knowledge and community. I wanted to learn from these women who I thought had everything right with their finances. (Pro-tip, no one does, but everyone is getting there, and that’s... 
by jenn@thepledgettes.com | Dec 18, 2020 | Pledgettes Stories
Written by Katy Schweigerdt, Pledgettes Member For as long as I can remember I’ve had an aversion to financial goal-setting. And to budgeting. I’ve always been of the mindset that as long as I live below my means and save for retirement, I will be fine....
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