As we work on moving forward financially, I wanted to share two common debt payoff methods that can help us become more intentional with how we tackle high debt. The Debt Avalanche Method focuses on paying off the highest-interest debt first, which can save the most money over time. The Debt Snowball Method focuses on paying off the smallest balance first, helping build momentum and motivation as debts are eliminated one by one. Neither method is automatically “better” for everyone. The best method is the one you can stay consistent with. Financial freedom isn’t just about numbers. It’s also about discipline, habits, and choosing a strategy you can actually follow through with.

Tonight was another good one! We dug deep and came up with a 30 Day Declutter Challenge. We realize it’s hard to be productive while sitting in the midst of chaos, so each week for 30 days, GET RID OF A BAG! You can do more but we’re going to GIVE OURSELVES GRACE and start with one! And remember to PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER! Until next Monday….Keep growing and turning your page!

As we’re cleanin’ out, organizing, and makin’ room for what’s next, don’t forget that some of the things we no longer need may be able to bless somebody else. 💛 Gently used clothing and household items can be donated to qualified charitable organizations such as Goodwill, The Salvation Army, local shelters, and other eligible nonprofits. Depending on your tax situation and whether IRS requirements are met, those donations may also qualify for a charitable deduction. Keep your receipts, make a simple list of what you donated, and record a reasonable fair-market value for your items. Sometimes clearing out isn’t just about getting rid of stuff. It can be an opportunity to help someone else while becoming more intentional with what we have. Declutter with purpose. Give with purpose. Move forward with purpose. 🙌 Always check current IRS guidelines or speak with a tax professional for your individual situation.

Well today is almost done. I wanted to share this earlier. September 11, 2020 my mom died suddenly. She had an aneurysm and it burst. I was out of town on an assignment and I had just talked to her 40 minutes prior. My cousin Tye died 2018 and his birthday September 10th always hits me hard. 2022 my older brother died September 9th. So this week was heavy... However, life keeps going and I must start focusing on my business. Just wanted to share so you can know more about me and the why behind my desire to help others live through their grief. I pray everyone will have a good weekend. Now on to my HW. Blessings Upon Blessings 🙌

We are going to be tapping into Stage 2 - Disruption! By the time we’re done going through our stages, those who may not have been ready before, are definitely going to be ready for one of our future sessions of Bootcamp! By the time it’s over, the enemy is not going to know what hit him!!!! Who’s ready and willing to have their life DISRUPTED?