About Me

Hi - I’m Miriam. I’m a motivated entrepreneur who couldn’t just settle for doing only one thing in life.
 

In 2011, I graduated from the University of Delaware with a degree in Art. My personality has always been creative meets business and my professional life is just the same.

In 2012, out of a desire to the help the community, I created a website titled "The Kosher Coupon Lady.”  When I came out of school and the job market wasn’t great, I was looking for ways to save money. I got into what is commonly referred to as “extreme couponing” which is basically getting large quantities of grocery and drugstore items for a minimal amount of money by using coupons and timing it with the best sales. My website was created to help educate others so they could also live well on a small budget. Meanwhile, my web-based business led me to a career in the financial field.
 

In 2015, I published my first book titled ‘I Don’t Have Time To Save Money,’ named after the number one excuse I got for why people didn’t do what I do. When my book came out, it was an excuse no longer as I provided strategies so people can save money in as little as 5 minutes per week!  You can view and purchase my book here.
 

Then, in 2019, I faced a lot of personal difficulty and it felt like my life turned upside down. That was the beginning of what many people call their “Spiritual Awakening” and in my time of despair, I learned information that changed my life. In March of 2020, I published my book Lessons in Law of Attraction which is my journey to discovering that our thoughts and feelings create what we experience in our reality. You can view and purchase my book here.
 

In addition to working, running a side-business and being an author, I also still do art and design jewelry on the side. My Etsy shop can be found here.

As far as networking, you never know who you can help or who can help you. I network in multiple industries including but not limited to, the entertainment industry, athletes, fellow entrepreneurs, politicians (even though I dislike politics), first responders and local executives.