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Why Feedback Is a Gift, Not a Threat | Monday Push
Important Announcement about this week's events - See below Good morning, Wounds from a sincere friend are better than many kisses from an enemy. - Proverbs 27:6 NLT The line “You can’t handle the truth” from A Few Good Men is famous—but it’s also painfully relevant. Friendships are meant to build us, not block our growth. Yet many of us struggle to hear honest feedback, and that struggle can keep us stuck. Last week during my live, I asked a simple but important question: Are your intentions to hurt or to help? Healthy relationships require clear motives. This applies to every relationship—marriage, family, friendships, even work. The dynamics may differ, but the foundation is the same. Today’s message is about receiving feedback. And here’s the truth: you are not always right. I can think of many moments when God, my husband, my family, or close friends lovingly pointed out areas where I needed to grow. Was it uncomfortable? Absolutely. Did it make me better? Without question. I still struggle at times, but I’m learning that the ability to receive feedback is a key trait of people who grow well. I want to grow—so I work on it. If you want healthy relationships, I challenge you to do the same. Closed mouths don’t get fed, and closed ears don’t grow. Stay open—this week, this year, and for the rest of your life. That feedback you resist might be the very thing God wants to use to move you forward. Reflection Question​: - What feedback did I initially receive negatively that I can revisit with a clearer heart? Prayer of the Week​: - Dear God, open my ears to hear loving correction. Help me receive feedback with humility and wisdom instead of defensiveness. Shape my heart to grow through it. In Jesus’ name, Amen. Have a great week! -Latrisa This week in PughFC (SCHEDULE UDPATE THIS WEEK) - Monday, February 9, 2026 - Complete your weekly check-in https://forms.gle/FoQ2zmQy9dXRGyU58 - Monday, February 9, 2026 - TONIGHT WILL BE A BUDGET WORK SESSION (Available to Premium and VIP Members) - Thursday, February 12, 2026 - THURSDAY WILL BE THE GROUP SESSION (Available to Premium and VIP Members)
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The conversation that made the room go "tight" 😬 | Payday Tip
Good morning, A lot of people want to be on the same page, but they don't want to do the work it takes to get there. I get it—who actually wants to talk about the things that embarrass them? It’s challenging, but clarity is the foundation of peace. If you want the peace, you have to start the conversation. I still remember the first time my husband and I talked about money. It started over the phone, admitting mistakes that felt VERY uncomfortable. Shortly after, we sat down and pulled our credit reports together. This was all before we even said “I do.” The room was tight that day. But looking back, I’m so glad we pushed through. It wasn’t our hardest conversation, but it set the tone for how we handle our legacy today. Payday Tip: Break the silence. Here is your action item for the weekend: Set aside just 15–30 minutes to discuss your plan for the rest of the month. If that feels like too much, just start with next week. Communication doesn’t have to happen all at once. That’s how we get overwhelmed. Instead, create a weekly rhythm to check in so there are fewer surprises and way less confusion. Ready to start fresh? If you’re struggling to find the words, I’ve got you covered. I created a guide to help you navigate these "tight room" moments with ease. (Available under free resources) Have a great weekend!
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PughFC Success/Replay is up! | February 4, 2026
Good morning, Excited to share this week's progress! Complete your PughFC Goal Check to be a part of the community's success! 2026 Savings for future expenses - $845.60 2026 Total debt payments - $7,669.77 2026 2 Debts Paid off, 5 participants (NEW DEBT PAID OFF: Congrats Lisa!) Start date June 2024 Lifetime Savings for future Expenses - $32,383.54 Lifetime Total debt payments - $117,023.27 Lifetime 42 Debts Paid off, 16 participants Griffin Family Success Update (Since March 2022) 23 Debts Totaling $20,993.27 Replay is up for Monday's call (Available to Premium and VIP Members) Free coaching session is tonight 7:30 PM CST - Check calendar for link and time zone See you tonight!
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PughFC Success/Replay is up! | February 4, 2026
Stop Adding Fuel to the Fire | Monday Push
Good morning, Fire goes out without wood, and quarrels disappear when gossip stops. -Proverbs 26:20 Have you ever heard the saying, “If you go looking for trouble, you will find it”? As we begin the month of February, I want to pause and invite you into an important conversation. Money arguments are quietly damaging our relationships.​One in three Americans (32%) is uncomfortable discussing finances in their relationship, according to new research. The research, conducted by Talker Research on behalf of international money app Wise (https://wise.com), revealed that younger couples also stood out as more likely to have disagreements about money — with millennial respondents reporting about six arguments per month, compared to baby boomers’ three. That’s a lot of fighting. While this research focuses on couples, couples don’t exist in isolation. They are made up of two individuals, each shaped by family history, habits, and experiences. Eventually, unresolved money tension spills beyond the relationship and into families, friendships, and communities. The verse above reminds us that conflict dies down when gossip stops. We usually think of gossip as talking about other people, but gossip is simply revealing or repeating personal details in a way that fuels harm. When we repeatedly bring up a spouse’s, family member’s, or friend’s past financial mistakes—especially during disagreements—we are adding fuel to the fire. I’m not saying mistakes shouldn’t be acknowledged. I am saying they shouldn’t be used as ammunition. Words aimed to wound rarely land without consequences. A shot directed at someone will almost always hurt them—and the relationship too. Reflection Question​ - Have I used another person’s past financial mistakes with the intention to hurt rather than heal? Prayer of the Week​ - Dear God, help me discuss finances with my spouse, family, and friends in ways that bring peace, not confusion or arguments. Teach me to speak with wisdom and grace. In Jesus’ name, Amen.
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SCHEDULE UPDATE Effective February 2026
Good morning everyone, I hope your weekend is going well. I decided to place some consistency on the calls. Here are the main changes 1. Free coaching call will now be the 1st Wednesday of every month. Remember, this is available to everyone. Invite your family and friends. 2. Budget work sessions are locked in for the 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month. 3. Group coaching calls will keep the 1 week off rhythm. The February dates are added to the calendar. Looking forward to everyone's success. Reminders: - Complete your goal check https://forms.gle/cr5nvmpNxZ2QsCyv7
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