What Our Community Says

Before joining elytharovinqa, I was that person who'd check my bank balance and immediately feel anxious. Credit card debt kept growing, and I'd make these grand plans to save money that would last maybe two weeks. What really drew me to this program wasn't some promise about getting rich — it was the focus on actually understanding why I spent money the way I did.

The modules on emotional spending were eye-opening. I never realized how much my shopping habits connected to stress from work. The practical exercises helped me identify my triggers and create what they call "pause points" before making purchases over .

Running a small landscaping business meant my income varied wildly month to month. Some months were great, others barely covered expenses. I was constantly moving money around, using personal savings to cover business shortfalls, and had zero clarity on what was actually happening with my finances.

What impressed me about elytharovinqa's approach was how they addressed both personal and business financial planning without making it overly complicated. The cash flow forecasting module was particularly valuable — I learned to prepare for seasonal dips instead of panicking when they happened.

After my divorce, I realized I'd never actually managed money independently. My ex-husband handled most of our financial decisions, and suddenly I was responsible for everything from mortgage payments to retirement planning. The feeling was overwhelming.

elytharovinqa's program came at the perfect time. Instead of making me feel guilty about my lack of financial knowledge, they met me where I was and built up my confidence step by step. The goal-setting framework helped me prioritize what mattered most during this transition period.