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The Quiet Money Panic That Shows Up Every January

January has a strange energy.

It’s not full panic—it’s a low hum of “I should probably look at this… but not today.”

Receipts in drawers.
Accounts unopened for months.
And the quiet awareness that tax season is coming whether you’re ready or not.

Most people don’t avoid their money because they’re careless.
They avoid it because it feels heavy, emotional, and tied to judgment.

January simply turns up the volume.

Every year ends the same way, doesn’t it?
You tell yourself you’ll stay on top of your books, and for a while, you do. Then fall hits, clients get busy, holidays roll in, and suddenly—tax season is right around the corner.

Take care of your money — not just because it's “smart” or “responsible” — but because you deserve one less thing stealing your sleep at night.

Teshra Steffen Robles is a leader in the financial services industry as the owner of Teshra Do You, LLC.

Don’t Wait for a Financial Emergency

If you think you can just show up to your tax person or financial advisor with a mess of bank statements and let them “figure it out” — think again.

Your money needs to be organized BEFORE you ask for help.
And it’s not just for tax season — it’s for everyday decisions.