Christine Mathieu, B. Msc., CMC
Christine Mathieu, B. Msc., CMC
Wealth Coach
To Christine, true wealth has nothing to do with money. Instead, wealth is a state of well-being, happiness, or content. Our purpose, then, is to live in a way, financially and otherwise, that supports our well-being and the well-being of others.
As a survivor of cancer, divorce, and bankruptcy, Christine knows a great deal about navigating major life transitions. Through her experiences, she has learned that we hold the answers to our problems and struggles. The key is to learn how to trust yourself, allow what matters most to take the lead, resulting in wonderful and unimaginable outcomes.
Through wealth coaching, Christine teaches individuals, families, and business owners how to transform their relationship with wealth by changing the way they look at money and life, what they believe about themselves, and what they think is possible.
Christine is a Certified Money Coach (CMC®) as well as an ordained Metaphysical Minister and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Metaphysical Science. She also has decades of experience as a financial advisor, legacy officer, and as a wealth coach. “Coffee” is Christine’s favorite time of day, spirituality is her favorite subject, and if she is not at work or at home, you will find her on the sidelines of a soccer field cheering on her boys.
What’s on Christine’s Mind:
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Happiness Is Not a Reward
“Money is the key to happiness.” Do you believe that? Be honest. As I scroll through social media, watch videos, and listen to podcasts, very few are willing to admit that money is in fact the key to their sense of happiness. Even those that regard themselves as “spiritual”, can’t or won’t admit that their …
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Forgiveness Drives Out Fear
It was 2008 The Great Recession was roiling the economy. The volatility of the market was upsetting everyone’s sense of well-being and life satisfaction. We were all living in a state of fear. We weren’t paying attention to account values, future projections, or financial plans. We were simply consumed with uncertainty and worry. I noticed …
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Addicted to Anxiety, Part II
Letting judgment go so that you can grow. Read Part I first. A Question for You What do you think causes someone to file for financial bankruptcy? What is the very first thought that comes to mind when you read that question? Now, humor me, write that answer down. Note how you feel as you …
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Addicted to Anxiety, Part I
A wake-up call to pay attention and forgive. The light dimmed. Darkness overtook her mind. She was about to faint. Her patterns of financial anxiety were the norm for many years … even while she was a financial advisor. She was successful, but she suffered from low self-esteem and low self-worth. When her business began …