Hello Everyone! The team and I at Indigenous Circle of Wellness have been super busy, including getting ready for what’s head in 2026. I’m curious what others are up to this season? What are you looking forward to or prioritizing now and in the upcoming months?

I just added the recorded workshop on how to scale your private practice. It's now also available for your viewing in the "classroom" section. This is a two hour workshop, so please pace yourself, there is alot of information but I promise it will be really helpful in building and setting up your business for scaling.

I just uploaded the Estate Planning for Therapists & Coaches into the classroom section. Go to the "classroom" tab and you will have access to the workshop. Led by Genoveva Meza Talbott, Attorney at Law, this session will cover key aspects of estate planning (aka Living Trust), including protecting your assets, ensuring business continuity, and creating a plan that aligns with your values. Whether you're just starting to think about your estate or need to refine an existing plan, this workshop will provide essential legal insights to help secure your personal and professional legacy.

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1. Decolonizing Wealth by Edgar VillanuevaWritten by Edgar Villanueva, a Native American (Lumbee) expert in finance and philanthropy, Decolonizing Wealth challenges the traditional systems of giving and power rooted in colonization. With a bold call to action, he introduces an Indigenous-informed framework to heal divides, redistribute wealth, and use money as a tool for justice and collective healing. 1. We Should All Be Millionaires by Rachel RodgersRachel Rodgers, a Black woman and self-made millionaire, offers a game-changing roadmap for women—especially women of color—to build wealth unapologetically. She debunks limiting beliefs and shows how financial empowerment is a revolutionary act. 2. It’s About Damn Time by Arlan HamiltonArlan Hamilton shares her journey from homelessness to becoming a groundbreaking venture capitalist investing in underrepresented founders. This inspiring read is part memoir, part manifesto, encouraging readers to bet on themselves and redefine who gets to build wealth.