November is Money Talk

Here’s What I’m Bringing.

Every November, the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada runs Financial Literacy Month. This year’s theme is Talk Money. The idea is simple: most of us were taught not to talk about money at all. That silence costs us.

I’m participating in Financial Literacy Month 2026 as a registered partner, which means something specific. For thirty days, I’ll be publishing daily on Facebook with practical, no-shame content for Canadian beginners. The goal is not to overwhelm you. The goal is to normalize small, honest money conversations.

Here is what to expect through November:

• Daily Facebook posts under seven themed day types: mindset, tools, wisdom, talk money, facts, shares, reflections.

• A weekly roll-up here on the blog for anyone who prefers reading in one sitting.

• A free seven-day “money with intention” challenge, pointed at the free Cashflow Tracker, open to anyone.

• The launch of the Companion Workbook to Your Money Diary Blueprint on November 13.

The Companion Workbook is the piece I’m most excited to share. It’s the hands-on partner to the main book. Every chapter of Your Money Diary Blueprint has a matching set of activities, trackers, and reflection prompts in the Workbook. You can use it on its own, but it was built to walk alongside the book, so the ideas actually land as action.

If you’ve been quietly curious about where to start with your money, November is a good month to listen in. No pressure to post, comment, or buy anything. Just show up. Read something. Notice what hits.

If you want more:

• Follow Golden Pebbles on Facebook so the daily posts reach you.

• Grab the free spreadsheet trackers from the site to start where you are.

• Mark November 13, 2026 if you want the Companion Workbook on launch day.

Learn how to money with Mel. One pebble at a time.