Bio
Hanna Morrell is a holistic financial coach who helps individuals and couples build customized, adaptable money systems while learning to trust themselves with money.
She is the creator of the Pacific Stoa Financial Wellness Curriculum.
This innovative curriculum is the first of its kind to combine money mechanics with the soft-skills that it takes to implement and integrate money systems into a person or couple’s life all without shame, judgment, accountability, or restriction.
If just telling people what to do with their money worked...
...we'd all be fine by now.
Restriction, obligation, shame, judgment, punishment and compliance do not work.
After working with many hundreds of individuals and couples I believe that the traditional systems and expectations we have around money is fundamentally broken, and doomed to only make our relationship with money worse.
Media Appearances
You, Me, and Money with Jordan Pendleton
Jordan and Hanna explore financial infidelity, discussing its definition, causes, and impact on relationships. They highlight the importance of communication about finances, the pitfalls of advice given to couples, and the need for understanding and patience in addressing financial secrets. The discussion emphasizes creating a safe space for financial conversations, developing effective communication skills, and fostering trust in relationships.
Financially Intentional
Have you ever felt stressed about money? In this episode, Naseema and Hanna talk about how she teaches people how to trust themselves with their money. Hanna shares her story of struggling with finances and how she created a new way to manage money without guilt or shame. Hanna explains why many of us connect our self-worth to how much money we have and how to change that.
Small Business Finances with Tiffany Phillips
Are you making great money but still feel like you’re stuck living paycheck to paycheck? Do guilt and shame sneak in when you think about your finances? In this episode, Tiffany and Hanna talk about a fresh, empowering approach to personal finance.
Hanna dives into how our money mindset is shaped by stories we’ve believed since childhood—and how those stories might be holding us back.
So She Slays Podcast
Wealthy and Wise TV
Why do we focus on teaching people how to trust themeslves with their money well before talk about budgeting, savings, or paying off debt?
Because if just making a spreadsheet worked, everyone would be fine by now.
A Little Impolite Podcast
Conventional financial wisdom seems so simple to implement, right? Just focus on your needs, not your wants. In this interview with Deevo of the A Little Impolite podcast we talk about why some skepticism of traditional financial expectations is a good thing!
The Elle Russ Podcast
Judgment, shame, and guilt have no place in building a financial strategy that will work FOR YOU. In this episode of the Elle Russ show we talk about what it looks like to work with a holistic financial coach and I even teach her a game I teach to most of my clients!
The Practice of the Practice Podcast with Joe Sanok
If you want to build any sustainable system (especially a budget), you can’t expect your life to fit into a pre-made system. In this episode of The Practice of the Practice Podcast, Joe Sanok and I talk about how to build any kind of adaptable, customized system!
Millennial Debt Domination
Mental health encompasses your emotional, psychological and social well-being, influencing how you think, feel, and act.
On this episode, Katie and Hanna discuss financial stress and anxiety, the difference between worrying and caring about money, how mental health ties into financial wellness, and much more.
The TeleWellness Hub Podcast
If you want to build any sustainable system (especially a budget), you can’t expect your life to fit into a pre-made system. In this episode of The Practice of the Practice Podcast, Joe Sanok and I talk about how to build any kind of adaptable, customized system!
The Pacific Stoa Philosophy
The Pacific Stoa curriculum is built around a philosophy of trauma-informed, person-centered care. There is no place for shame, judgment, or restriction in holistic financial wellness. Many of the traditional financial tools we’ve learned over generations have not served us, but we’ve never sought to examine those assumed truths, only ourselves. Our curriculum is built around agreement that everyone’s autonomy should be respected.
Contributions in the Media
Marie Claire
When Lauren M. and her now-husband decided to get married, they threw traditional rules out the window, including societal standards around who should buy her wedding ring.
Lauren was fine with buying her own ring. Her family? Not so much.
Moneygeek.com
Monthly Contributions on Financial Topics at Sixtyandme.com
