Susan Zimmerman

Reconstructing Your Life's Roadmap

Have you ever noticed that certain memories in your life experience seem to stand out more vividly than others? That is because they created many of your life’s roadmaps, full of directions as you steered your way through. The trick to navigating while using these directions is to make sure they still apply to your terrain.

This seminar teaches you how to reassess the route in which your memories and messages have taken you. You will learn Susan’s 3-Step GEM process that will not only help you reconstruct your rules to navigate by, but lead you to a treasure trove of your sparkling wisdom and talent.

“Susan helps people see themselves clearly without defensiveness. They will figure out who they are and what they can do about it. Making changes becomes less threatening and more authentic, because they are values-focused.”

- Angela Wethor, JD, CPA, Director of Advanced Marketing, Foresters

Rays of Hope in Tough Transitions

What’s new in your life or work? Your answer may be considered a positive change or a painful one. Multiple layers of stress and grief can be caused by health problems, death of a loved one, loss of a job, family constellation changes, but also by positive events such as retirement, weddings, and graduations. How do you make the most of life’s tough transitions?

Susan spreads hope by speaking about it in her uniquely creative way. She shares her 4H daily recipe for finding HOPE when you need it most.

“Susan is warm and engaging, funny and accessible. She opens the heart in ways that few others can. I strongly encourage anyone who is seeking a booster-shot of courage to take full advantage of Susan’s compassion and down-to-earth practical advice.

~ Marcie Heerman, Cargill

Raising Fiscally Fit Kids

What is the most common remark Americans make when preparing their financial plan? “I wish I’d done this sooner!” Most people report the absence of useful money lessons in their homes growing up. Yet statistics show that children have a much greater likelihood of staying out of debt and having adequate savings for retirement and other long-term needs when they are raised with healthy family discussions about money, specifically saving and spending habits. Susan Zimmerman offers a wealth of creative, exciting ways to encourage parents to help their kids become “fiscally fit” adults.

Susan was great, very humorous and fun. I like the fact that she is both a psychotherapist and a financial planner.

~ Paul Miller, CMA, MN Association of Public Accountants