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in Self-Help for Abuse

in Self-Help for Divorce

Ready to reclaim your freedom and financial independence?

It’s time to build the safety net you never had. One that holds YOU, built by YOU!

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IN THIS BOOK, YOU WILL:

❍ Learn to identify emotional and financial abuse.

❍ Develop a healthy money mindset that empowers you.

❍ Create an intentional budget that aligns with your goals.

❍ Set up and fund an emergency savings plan.

❍ Implement a debt repayment plan and seek free legal assistance.

❍ Create an intentional budget that aligns with your goals.

"I'M FEELING OVERWHELMED"

"I DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START"

I’ve been there—feeling overwhelmed, ashamed, and unsure where to start. I didn’t grow up learning how to manage money, and for a long time, I believed I wasn’t good with it.
This book is the guide I wish I had when I was trying to leave my abusive relationship. Back then, I spent hours searching for answers—on budgeting, credit, saving, and rebuilding my confidence—piecing it all together while trying to survive.
I wrote this so you wouldn’t have to do it alone, or do it the hard way. You deserve to have everything you need in one place, and to know that it’s possible to trust yourself with money again!

STEP 1

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STEP 2

DOWNLOAD THE FREE WORKBOOK!

As a way of saying thanks for your purchase, I’m offering a FREE workbook that’s exclusive to readers of

Girl, JUMP!: Building Your Financial Safety Net to Leave an Abusive Relationship and Reclaim Your Freedom

Research shows that taking notes significantly improves fact recall. That’s why I created this workbook–to give you the extra boost you need to take action quickly and start living a fulfilling life today!

STEP 3

CONTINUE YOUR FINANCIAL JOURNEY

START TRACKING YOUR MONEY

OPEN A HIGH YIELD SAVINGS ACCOUNT

BOOK A 1:1 SESSION WITH ME
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⎯ WARM WORDS FROM READERS ⎯

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Girl, JUMP!: is a powerful narration of the beginning or a very difficult life and the resilience to overcome what seemed impossible. The author transformed a personal journey into a toolkit for readers to understand what it takes for financial independence. This is an incredibly good book.

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This book is an inspiring guide for anyone looking to escape an abusive relationship and achieve financial independence. Justine gives practical advice and empathetic support, and helps to navigate the difficult journey of leaving abuse and rebuilding the life you want ! The book offers clear steps for emotional healing and financial freedom, empowering readers to regain control and move forward with confidence.

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The authors story is quite confronting and yours may not be as full on but it does confirm that all women need to financially secure and not dependent on a man. You must have the financial knowledge and skills to move forward financially on your own and succeed. A must read for all women starting from scratch

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Here are 5 reasons why taking your financial education into your own hands is a powerful act: 1️⃣ You learn at your own pace—without shame. No pressure. No rush. Just you, your curiosity, and your commitment. 2️⃣ You begin to unlearn harmful money beliefs. Most of us weren’t taught healthy financial habits—we were taught survival. Learning lets us rewrite that. 3️⃣ You get braver about asking for help. The more you know, the more confident you feel in naming what you don’t. Self-education builds that bridge. 4️⃣ You reduce the risk of being financially manipulated. Knowledge protects you—especially if you’ve ever had someone else control your money. 5️⃣ You start trusting yourself again. Every page, podcast, or practice is a quiet reminder: You’re capable. You don’t have to be perfect. You don’t have to know everything. But you do have to believe that learning is worth your time. And I promise—it is. Stay empowered, Justine ❤️
We all carry our money stories and internal narratives around money—some handed to us by others, some shaped by our experiences. But here’s something I want you to know: Just because a story has been said, doesn’t make it true and permanent. You see—we have the ability to change our narratives and stories. You can decide what to claim as truth and what actions to take to rewrite a story that you believe. When we rewrite our money stories, we reclaim our power. We reclaim ownership. We are in the driver’s seat of our lives, Fam! If you’re looking to rewrite your money story and want guidance and accountability, I GOTCHU! I’m taking new clients in June! DM me if you’d like to save your spot. Stay empowered, Justine ��
I said what I said. Your money story is NOT PERMANENT! Just like how you may have learned about money one way, you can UNLEARN old habits and learn new ones ���� So start rewriting your money story today by doing this one action: TURN YOUR NEGATIVE BELIEFS INTO POSITIVE ONES. “I’m not good with money” ➡️ “I’m learning about money one step at a time” “I’m bad at managing money” ➡️ “I can trust myself with money” Before we start making changes with our money, we start with making changes with our money mindset �� �� Ready to rewrite your story and build the confidence to make healthy money decisions for yourself? Let’s work together! DM me “TRANSFORM” to take advantage of my 1:1 trauma-informed coaching packages! Everything is 37% off until July 27! Rooting for you always �� Stay empowered, Justine ����
Fam—financial confidence isn’t about having it all together… …it’s about trusting yourself to make healthy money moves, even when they’re small. We are often told that we are bad with money. And when we hear that over and over over again, we start to believe it. And it becomes our internal narrative. Part of building financial confidence starts with unlearning this limiting belief then telling yourself “I trust myself with money.” You’re not bad at money, fam. I’m here to tell you that you are more than capable to learn about money. So let me ask you—are you ready to take that first step towards building financial confidence? If yes, share below what’s ONE financial decision you made recently that you are proud of ���� You got this! Stay empowered, Justine ��
There are VERY SNEAKY ways someone can mask financial abuse. One way—through gaslighting phrases Gaslighting is a common tactic used by abusers to MANIPULATE and CONTROL their victims, especially in financial abuse situations. Here are 5 common phrases to look out for: ➡️ I just want what’s best for you When someone uses this phrase, they’re implying that they know better than you do about what you need or want ➡️ Why do you need your own account? Are you planning to leave me? This phrase discourages financial independence and creates guilt. ➡️ If you love me, you’d trust me with the finances. This phrase manipulates your emotions and reinforces their control over you. ➡️ You don’t need to worry about the bills. I’ve got it covered. This phrase keeps you isolated from being involved in the finances. ➡️ Don’t tell anyone about our finances. They wouldn’t understand. This phrase isolates you from outside support or advice from friends, family, and professional organizations. As you can see gaslighting is a powerful tactic, used to control and manipulate a financial situation. These phrases are designed to make you doubt yourself, your capabilities, and your perception of the situation. If you try to get involved in your finances but are constantly denied access to them, that is a deep red flag that should not be ignored. If you are a DV survivor, who is ready to reclaim not just their financial autonomy, but also develop the confidence to advocate for yourself, the best way you can start is by investing in yourself. Learn about the tools and strategies you can use to break free from abuse! Comment “TRANSFORM” to learn more and take action ���� You deserve the best, sis! Biggest hug, Justine ��