Unearth Your Worth

Welcome

I’m Lorri Allison Craig, whose biggest belief is that health and wealth are contingent upon each other, and neither can be attained without a confident mind and heart. I’m also a steadfast optimist whose greatest passion is helping women affect positive change in their inner and outer realms—to say nothing of their bodies and bank accounts.

What qualifies me to do this?

Officially: I’m a Certified Financial Planner® with an MBA in Finance, over three decades of experience in the fields of wealth and risk management, and a subject matter expert for the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards®. In addition, I’m a Certified Integrative Nutrition Health Coach, Internationally Certified Kundalini Yoga Instructor, honored as Citizen of the Year and Volunteer of the Year by two Oregon communities, and a 25th Silver Anniversary distinguished alumnus.

Unofficially: A graduate of the school of hard knocks (summa cum laude)

This website and my forthcoming book, Unearth Your Worth: 8 Steps to Wealth & Wellbeing for the Woman’s Soul, were motivated by experiences of many clients, workshops, and retreats.

This is an Invitation to Ascend—and Soar

Are you operating from a sense of wonder, or just plowing ahead, defaulting to some productivity model? Are your finances organized and abundant, or are you living paycheck to paycheck? And do you wake up every morning determined to do your best, or are you simply trying to survive?

The Rise of the SHEconomy

“SHEconomy” was first coined in 2007. Since then, it has transcended from a catchphrase to a lasting reality. To wit: More single women own homes than single men. Women-owned businesses are growing at an unprecedented pace, to the tune of nearly 40% of all U.S. companies. And even during an era where it seems our identities and progress have been threatened, McKinsey predicts that American women are destined to control most of the United States’ $30 trillion wealth by 2030.

Globally, according to the United Nations, women’s representation in the political arena is higher than ever before, but progress is too slow. 178 countries maintain legal barriers that prevent women’s full economic participation.