Resources

Resources to help anyone get good with money

Everything I teach from the stage, in a form you can use at your kitchen table. Some of it is free. The rest costs less than lunch.
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Start here: the Train Your Money Starter Playbook

The first plays from the Train Your Money method, on a few pages you can print. Where your money goes now, the one move to make on your next paycheck, and how to keep score. Every attendee at my events gets it, and you can have it too.

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    Watch Hillary

    My YouTube channel has 30+ videos sorted by who they are for. Pick your playlist.
    Hillary on stage
    Keynote clips and the speaker reel. If you are deciding whether to book me, start here.
    For HR and benefits teams
    What financial stress costs your organization, and how to run open enrollment and financial wellness so employees actually use their benefits.
    For athletic departments and student-athletes
    NIL money, taxes, and the transition to the pros, from the sessions I run on campus.

    Train Your Money

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    The method behind every keynote, in a book. How to handle money like a pro athlete handles pressure, built from what NFL and NBA locker rooms taught me and written for anyone with a paycheck. Best seller, and the book every attendee wants signed.

    My Money Playbooks

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    Playbooks and planners for the people I cannot get in a room: individuals, young adults and athletes who want the Train Your Money method on paper. Pick the one that fits, purchase it, and run the plays.
    • My Money Playbook: College Edition
    • My Money Playbook: Hourly & Salary Edition
    • 12-Month Premium Financial Planner

    The blog

    Plain-language answers to the money questions people ask me after every session. New posts every week.
    How Does a Financial Literacy Speaker for Employees Change Your Workplace Culture?
    Financial Wellness for Employees: Boost Retention and Reduce Stress in 2026
    The Psychology of Overspending: Understanding Your Money Mindset