From Kalee... I didn’t grow up with money and I watched my single mother struggle. I always wished there was something I could do to help. It was then, at that early age, that my own journey to financial independence began.
This is my absolute passion – I love creating new possibilities in people's lives by showing them the ropes when it comes to money. I’m here to spark healthy and positive conversations around wealth and investment and help create a world where no one is limited by their financial situation.
I chose to become a financial advisor to empower and support women and put an end to their money-related stress. I believe no woman should ever have to feel anxious about how to support themselves, their family, or their futures.
Today, I am a single mom and a financially independent woman. Being an advisor allows me to work directly with women to empower and support them. Five years ago, I started hosting monthly women’s only events to create a comfortable space for women to learn and discuss money and investment topics.
With the promotion of financial literacy being one of my top priorities, I host a podcast titled The Wealth and Wellness podcast where I bring together the important link between our net-worth and self-worth. I have appeared on the Global Morning Show in Calgary to discuss ways to teach our children about money. I have also written numerous financial related articles, one such article titled ‘Raising Money Savvy Children’ was published in Calgary’s Child Magazine. In 2023, I have two books being released; one, a non-fiction book titled Make Money Your Thing! and a children’s picture book called MoneyWise, Mabel’s Bursting Bank.

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About the author... from Trevor

I started writing when given a typewriter at the age of ten. The world of Kinthur was born in 1991 during the start of my journey through college. The first novel, Penta Ka Wa: The Dark Gift started as an oral story told to friends, but as the years passed, the story got longer and came alive, demanding it be put to paper.

Inspired by role-playing games (Dungeons & Dragons) and all the influences of the great fantasy writers in the past, the world of Kinthur was born. Over 10,000 years of history have been planned out to be shared and more stories are on the way. Kinthur is filled with dragons, elves, heroes, vampires, gods and more fantastical creatures than you can throw a grimoire at.

The Penta Ka Wa series came first, as the character held a special place in games and story alike.

The next series, The Adventurers, was born out of one of Penta's chance encounters with a wayward group of travelers. Theirappearance was so momentous, they had to have their own series.

After that my wife joined me in my writing journey and we started a third series of book based on actual games played in my fantasy world.

We’ve moved to Costa Rica with our two dogs to semi-retire and write full time. We hope to give more Kinthur to our readers than ever before and look forward to interacting with them as the canon of Kinthur grows.

Find Trevor and his books on his website here: https://kinthur.com/

Jesús Canchola Sánchez had his first short story published at the age of 7 in his Chicago elementary school newspaper. His debut novel is Escape From Natura Met (2025). He received the Hispanic Playwrights in Residence award by INTAR Theater and won the Pregones Theater Asunción Playwrights Competition. He's the author of the children's book Pepito Has A Doll/Pepito tiene una muñeca (2021). Canchola Sánchez was a producer on the morning talk show Las Comadres con Gloria B (2008-2010) that aired on Telemundo 47 in the tri-state area. He is the writer/director of the Mexican feature film Bittersweet Waters (2019). As an actor, he appeared on NBC's Late Night with Conan O'Brien "Conando" sketches and danced on Bhangra Dance Workout of Massala Productions. He was on stage at the Public Theater in 365 days/365 plays, Pregones Theater, Fringe NYC and played Demetrius in A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Stuart Vaughan at the Lucille Lortel Theater.

FindJesús Canchola Sánchez and his books on his website here: https://www.jesuscancholasanchez.com/