Feel satisfied. Know when you have enough.
I’m a speaker, author, and your guide to creating a life full of joy, wealth, and love.
Create a life you love.
Hi! I’m Elizabeth, a change-maker in the world of finance and the author of The Power of Enough: Finding Joy in Your Relationship with Money.
Are you wealthy? Do you long to be? Whether your gut response is to reject the idea of wealth, ignore it, or long for it, how you feel about money is a mirror that reflects your greatest hopes and fears.
I offer a new way to experience wealth and provide a framework for achieving true financial freedom. I help you escape the cycle of comparing yourself to others and blindly accumulating things, so that you can feel good about your relationship to money, and know when you have enough.
Book Event Recording
Welcome to this special video recording of the Book Launch event for The Power of Enough, held on March 12 in New Orleans at the beloved Octavia Books. Each stop on this tour was a powerful opportunity to connect, reflect, and celebrate the release of this inspiring new book.
At every event, audiences had the chance to meet author Elizabeth in person, enjoy an exclusive reading, take part in a dynamic, interactive Q&A, and receive a signed, personalized copy of the book. We’re so glad so many of you joined us — now, let’s dive in.
Video Credits: Marc Pagani Photography
Sharing a new, more fulfilling definition of wealth, so that you can find joy in your relationship with money.
Sharing a new, more fulfilling definition of wealth, so that you can find joy in your relationship with money.
“Transformative. Elizabeth Husserl’s unique approach leads you to unpack your relationship with money, define what ‘enough’ means for you, and be intentional about your core values. This is far more than wealth management — it’s happiness management.”
— Karan Singh, COO, Headspace
“This book will help anyone shift their perspective of wealth to see that it isn’t only about amassing more money, but also encompasses moments of growth, vitality, and deeper meaning. It will help all of us recognize that true wealth comes from embodying enoughness in a personal and more experiential way.”
— Bari Tessler, Financial Therapist and Author of The Art of Money
