Good morning, It’s better to have a partner than go it alone. Share the work, share the wealth. And if one falls down, the other helps, But if there’s no one to help, tough! Ecclesiastes 4:9-10 MSG Have you ever tried to play tug of war by yourself? It’s you on one side… and five strong people on the other. It doesn’t make sense, right? You already know how that ends. When we play tug of war, we want help. We look for strong people to stand with us. Everyone gets in position, feet planted, pulling together with everything they have. That’s how you win. But in real life, we don’t always do that. Sometimes we convince ourselves we can handle everything on our own. We stay quiet. We carry the weight alone. And before we realize it, we’re worn down and struggling to stand. Scripture reminds us that we were never meant to do life alone. Having support is an advantage, not a weakness. When we isolate ourselves, we make things harder than they need to be. If you’re struggling in any area of your life right now, this is your reminder: you don’t have to do it by yourself. Ask for help. There are people in your life who are willing to support you—but you have to let them in. And if you’re not sure who to turn to, ask God to show you. He sees what you need and knows who can walk alongside you. Reflection Question​ Who can I ask for help in the area where I’m struggling? Prayer of the Week​ Dear God, thank You for placing people in my life to support me. Help me to be open, to receive help, and not carry everything alone. Show me who to trust. In Jesus’ name, Amen. -Latrisa This week in PSC - Weekly goal check-in: Monday, April 13th @ 11:00 AM CST (All members) https://forms.gle/1icebYyh9EXY4qcf9 - Group Coaching call: Thursday, April 16th @ 7:30 PM CST (Premium and VIP members) Check the calendar for all links and add to your personal calendar https://www.skool.com/pughfc-stewardship-2697/calendar

Good morning, “No plan is worth the paper it is printed on unless it starts you doing something.” — William Danforth Whew. That was a gut check for me. I came across this quote while reading The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth by John Maxwell, and it really made me pause. How many times have we created a plan, written everything out, and still not followed through? Now that we’re in the second quarter of the year, this is your reminder: If you want to do better with your finances, you have to do something. Not everything. Just something. So let me ask you—what is one thing you need to do to stick to your financial plan? Here are a few simple ways to get started: Payday Tip: Stick to the plan - Schedule it – Put your financial tasks on your calendar so they don’t get lost in your day - Track it – Keep an eye on your spending throughout the month, not just at the next paycheck - Review it – Look at what worked, what didn’t, and make adjustments for the next pay period I’ve had to remind myself that God honors consistency. When I take small steps, even when I don’t feel like it, I’m trusting Him with the outcome. If you’re ready for accountability and support, sign up for a free coaching consultation using the link below. https://calendly.com/pughfc/consult Let’s take action together. -Latrisa

Good evening, Sometimes wrapped up in our day-to-day lives, it is hard to see progress. You all are collectively moving the needle. I am proud of each of you. Keep up the good work! Just keep swimming! 2026 Progress - Savings for future expenses - $3,213.11 - Total debt payments - 23,945.38 - 7 Debts Paid off, 10 participants Lifetime Progress (Start Date: June 2024) - Savings for future Expenses - $34,751.05 - Total debt payments - $133,298.88 - 47 Debts Paid off, 18 participants Griffin Family Success Update (Anniversary Date: March 19, 2022) - 23 Debts Paid off Totaling $20,687.77 Looking forward to seeing you all tomorrow!

Check the bottom of this post for announcements and this week in PSC Good morning, There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens: Ecclesiastes 3:1 NIV “I just need more time to…” That’s something I’ve said more times than I’d like to admit. Procrastination is still something I’m working through. And if I’m honest, my lack of urgency has cost me opportunities. As we wrap up the first three chapters of Ecclesiastes, here’s what stands out to me: - Don’t just learn a lesson—apply it - More doesn’t always mean better - You only get one life to live Time is a gift. And how we use it shapes the life we experience. When it comes to your finances, the choices you make today matter. - Avoiding it now can create stress later - Facing it now can create peace later This isn’t about perfection. It’s about direction. Where you are today is a result of past decisions—but where you go next is still in your hands. So let me ask you: What time is it for you? We’re seeing real shifts in the economy. This is not the time to sit back and hope things work out. This is the time to be intentional. God has entrusted you with what you have. And how you manage it matters. When you follow His principles, you may not control every outcome—but you can experience peace, even in uncertain times. Reflection question:​ What is one area of your finances you’ve been putting off? If nothing changes, what will that lead to? Prayer of the Week:​ Dear God, forgive me for putting things off. Help me use my time wisely and take action where I’ve been hesitant. Give me discipline to follow through. In Jesus’ name, Amen -Latrisa This week in PSC: - Weekly goal check-in: Monday, April 6th @ 11:00AM CST (All members) https://forms.gle/1icebYyh9EXY4qcf9 - Group Coaching call: Thursday, April 9th @ 7:30 PM CST (Premium and VIP members) Check the calendar for all links and add to your personal calendar

Good morning, April is here. Maybe you were paid a few days ago, or maybe today is your payday. Either way, I want to share this with you: Completing your budget before you get paid is key if you want to be the prepared person—not the one trying to catch up. It’s easy to wait until the money hits your account, but that often leads to reacting instead of planning. Here are three reasons to complete your budget before payday: - You can think proactively instead of reactively - You can test different scenarios without spending any money - You can plan to enjoy your life—and include that in your budget on purpose I know it can feel overwhelming to sit down and look at everything. Most people avoid it for that reason. But when you take the time to plan ahead, you set yourself up for less stress and more confidence throughout the month. If you’re ready to take this seriously and want guidance as you walk through it— I’m hosting a Life Budget Workshop. It’s in the morning, and it will take about 2 hours of your time. But by the end, you’ll be better prepared for the month and positioned for a stronger, less stressful summer. ​Click here sign up. Let’s get your plan in place.​ Have a good day, Latrisa