If your 2020 was a rough one like it was for so many people, I can certainly understand if you’re ready to skip the annual reflection this year. And yet, I’d argue that making time for an annual reflection is especially important this year.

Staying on the same page – financially and otherwise – goes a long way in helping your relationship stand the test of time. Here are three questions that can help you get there and stay there.

How do we continue to grow while remaining grateful for all that we already have? The answer can be found in who we compare ourselves to.

It's easy to treat success or failure as an "either or" equation but there's a lot of space between being a massive success or a complete failure. So let's make sure we're not shortchanging ourselves.

A simple mindset shift can make all the difference in whether or not you're able to save enough.

Our personal experiences often are responsible for how we can see money – and the world – so differently.

When you have enough financial breathing room, you get to enjoy your guilty pleasures without the guilt.

Using the independent observer test can help you make better financial decisions.

Will your life be about what happens to you – or what you make of it?

Financial and life decisions are all about which risks we are willing to accept. Combining our emotions with reason helps us make better choices.