Keeping Finance Personal Ellyce Fulmore

Why I love it: The way Elise complements her own insights as a queer, neurodivergent money expert, with those of members of her Queerd.co community who share their lived experiences managing money while on disability, as immigrants, or outside of cishet expectations.

What I learned: How much your identity—including the culture you come from, and the kind of person you want to be—subtly impacts your finances. And the roles dopamine and the reward centers of our brain can play in our financial decisions.