Where we've been
& why it can help you
My wife, Lizzy, and I are a regular family on a journey I know you can relate to. I am in the business of people and systems development through Chick-fil-A as well as Personal Financial Coaching with more than a decade of experience in various contexts.
As with any family, managing money is a requirement. Your personal finances come with ebbs and flows, progress and setbacks, blessings and frustrations. We've experienced more than a decade worth of these realities. It turns out that, figuring out the most effective way to steward wisely what we've been given (I.e. building a budget that actually works, talking consistently about your plans and progress, investing for your future) is easier said than done. It takes conviction, knowing what you value, a plan, discipline to execute that plan, grace to adjust when it doesn't work or when life happens, and one more thing...accountability.
I believe accountability is potentially the missing piece to most of our puzzles. What if the very thing we could use to figure this money thing out is someone stepping into the conversation with us? That's where you come in...
What is personal financial coaching and why this is different:
Plenty of resources exist to guide you through creating and executing your personal money plan to build the life you want. However, without the accountability to take action on the info you've been given, you know you won't see the process through. Thus continues the spinning cycle of just getting by without much of a plan. Through investing in just one season of coaching you can get the support needed to develop the tools that work for you and the habits to keep going. Our personal finances, after all, won't ever see a finish line as long as we're here. So finding your way in it is key to making the biggest difference.
Imagine a life where your money is working for you through a clear framework and simple habits. A life where you're spending your time thinking more about how you can enjoy what you're building and who you can impact rather than how you'll make ends meet. I have grown to believe that how we steward our money personally has a significant connection to our commission to love our neighbor as ourself. So it makes finding a way to an effective financial process important.
This is different because you have someone in it with you. Not just someone just passing information along to you. It requires your action. It's still hard. But with a season committing to this process you'll be setup to begin building your impactful financial life.