Money decisions aren’t made in spreadsheets. They’re shaped by culture, identity, memory, and the stories people carry about what money has meant in their lives. Most people don’t need more financial jargon — they need to feel seen, understood, and supported without judgement. Real capability grows when people have the space to make sense of their own experiences and build confidence in the decisions that matter to them. This is where my work begins: at the intersection of behaviour, culture, and practical financial capability.