Chart Your Course to Financial Freedom 🌊

Published 2 days ago • 1 min read

Jessica Shunta

The Money Therapist

Hi Reader,

Today we celebrate Columbus Day—a reminder of what happens when someone dares to set sail in a new direction, even when the path isn’t fully mapped out.

Most families are still navigating life without a clear financial map—hoping their income, debt, and savings will somehow lead to freedom. But what if you had a custom plan showing exactly how to get there?

That’s exactly what a Financial Needs Analysis (FNA) does.
It helps you:
✅ Understand where your money is going
✅ Protect your income and eliminate debt faster
✅ Create a practical plan to build wealth over time

And most importantly—everything we discuss is 100% confidential. Your personal and financial details stay private, always.

Here’s a quick question for you:
If you could find an extra $200–$500 a month without changing your income, would you want to know how?

If your answer is yes, let’s talk.

Click below to schedule your Free, Confidential Financial Needs Analysis today 👇

Schedule My FNA

P.S. Every time I help a family make money, save money, and get out of debt—it starts with this simple step. Don’t wait for the wind to change. Set your sails today.

With love

113 Cherry St #92768, Seattle, WA 98104-2205
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