Martha I. Washington

Conversations about real life, not just money.

Because financial questions are rarely about just money.

The biggest ones show up when there’s a major decision to make, someone we love to consider, or an opportunity that could change what’s possible.

That’s worth a conversation.

LAST TIMEWhen did “I can afford it” become “Is it worth it?”

WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT THIS WEEK?

Saturday, September 26

You followed all the rules. You stayed on course. But what happens when life shifts?

You made the plan. You followed it. You did what you said you were going to do.

And maybe it’s working exactly the way it was supposed to.

Then life moves.

Not necessarily in some dramatic, everything-fell-apart kind of way.

Sometimes it’s quieter than that.

The timing changes. The people involved change. What needs your attention changes. Something you never planned for suddenly matters. Something that used to matter a lot...doesn’t quite hold the same weight anymore.

And now you’re standing there with a perfectly good plan asking a very different question:

Does this still make sense for what’s happening now?

Because a plan can be right for the life you had when you made it...

and still need another look when life moves.

Life didn’t ask permission before changing the assignment.

Let’s talk about it.

Saturday • 10:00 AM CT • Live Online • 45 Minutes • No Cost to Attend

SAVE MY SEAT

COMING NEXTSaturday, October 3When “extra” money isn’t really extra.

So...what happens when I get there?

We put a question on the table.

And then...we talk.

You might hear something you hadn’t considered. Someone may ask the exact question you were thinking. You may have a perspective the rest of us haven’t heard.

Sometimes we’ll challenge something we’ve always assumed was true.

Sometimes the answer will be, “It depends.”

And that’s usually where things get interesting.

Come listen. Ask questions. Add your perspective. Or just take it all in.

We’re just talkin’.

The really good conversations leave you with a better question than the one you came with.

And because life lifes, things change, and new questions come up...

...we keep talking.

A different conversation every Saturday.

Come once. Come often. Bring friends.

So...what does being financially fit actually mean?

Being financially fit isn’t about having everything figured out.

It’s not a number, a credit score, or your net worth.

It’s about building a financial life with the strength to support the life you’re actually trying to live, the flexibility to adapt when life changes, the balance to keep your footing when things don’t go according to plan, and the stamina to keep moving toward what comes next.

Martha Washington

Hi, I’m Martha.

I’ve spent almost 30 years working with people and answering questions about their money, their businesses, and the decisions that come with both.

And after all these years, I’m still fascinated by the part that doesn’t show up on a statement:

the life behind the numbers.

Because you can know what someone makes, what they own, what they owe, and what they’ve saved…

and still not know what any of it means to them or what happens next.

That’s the part I like talking about.

There’s a seat for you in the conversation.

Every Saturday • 10:00 AM CT

Live Online • 45 Minutes • No Cost to Attend

SAVE MY SEAT

Come once. Come often. Bring friends.

FAQ

Who is this for?

You’ve worked hard. You’ve built a life. You’re at the stage where money decisions have real consequences.

And the questions you’re asking now can’t be trusted to a Google search or an AI prompt.

Will I be sold something?

No. Financial Fitness Conversations are not sales presentations.

If something we discuss makes you realize you’d like more clarity on your own situation, we’ll show you how to continue that conversation privately.

Do I need to attend every Saturday?

No. Every Saturday is a different conversation, and each one stands on its own. Come when a topic catches your attention. Come back when another one does.

Martha I. Washington