Are you stuck in a loop of procrastination, fear, and confusion? Coach Jennifer Murchison reveals the powerful 4-part Learning Loop that God uses to grow, mature, and equip you for your calling. In this prophetic teaching we break the myths and barriers keeping you from building your empire: - The 4-Part Learning Loop: Learn the steps of Action, Observation, Reflection, and Adjustment, and find out where you've stopped looping. - Courage is a By-product of Obedience: Stop waiting to feel ready; God asks you to GO. - Exposing the Myths: We break down the lies holding you hostage, including "I need clarity before I start" and "I'm too busy to track my results". - Actionable Steps: Get one concrete next step for every phase of the loop, designed to move you from revelation to application. You are not stuck because you're unworthy; you're stuck because you stopped looping. Today is the day you break free and choose change.

Hey Team Rise! I want to make sure my pricing is as fair and valuable as possible. Does this value justification feel like it clearly explains why the premium price is worth it? I’d love your feedback before I launch!” Here it Is: Competitors drown adults in budgets, kid-only lessons, or edutainment that never changes behavior; none address emotional spending, daily habits, or the adult–family gap. My Calm Money Method™ eliminates every failure point by teaching pattern awareness, simple real-life habits, and a calm, humorous approach that makes money confidence stick. While others offer worksheets and lectures, I deliver transformation—helping adults and families break the cycles that create debt with a method designed for everyday life. This is why my $67 Signature tier stands as the premium, high-velocity path to predictable, lasting money confidence. Tell me what y'all think. Do you see any clarity gaps or elements you’d strengthen?

I’d love your perspective on something I’m evaluating for the next phase of Coins & Confidence. I’m deciding whether to build a dedicated Facebook group or continue using my Skool community as the free entry point where people can join, get value, and then upgrade into monthly modules. I really enjoy the structure and flexibility Skool gives me as an educator, but I also recognize that I haven’t promoted it consistently yet, which likely explains the slower growth. Facebook, on the other hand, is familiar to most people and could potentially grow quicker — plus it removes the $10 monthly fee. I want to make a strategic decision that supports my audience and aligns with how they naturally engage. For those of you who’ve built communities or coached through this decision before, which direction would you focus on and why? Your insight means a lot as I refine this next step.

“Teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.” — Psalm 90:12 (KJV) This scripture is a reality check and a roadmap. God is reminding you that time is a measurement tool—not a mystery. Every dawn you woke up to this year created data. Every choice created evidence. Every habit left a trail. And now, stepping into the last month of the year, you’re standing face-to-face with one question: What do your metrics say about you? Metrics don’t lie. Your habits show up in the numbers. Your truth shows up in the patterns. Your results expose whether you were intentional… or inconsistent. But here’s the deeper layer: When God says apply your heart to wisdom, He’s not asking you to get emotional—He’s commanding you to get strategic. Applying your heart to wisdom means: - You treat your time like currency, not confetti. - You make decisions based on purpose, not pressure. - You measure your habits, not just your hopes. - You align your actions with the future you keep praying for. - You stop drifting and start directing. - You stop reacting and start evaluating. - You stop moving blindly and start moving wisely. In other words: Wisdom is not about knowing more. Wisdom is about doing better. It’s the shift from “I didn’t know” to “Now that I do know, I’ll act like it.” This is your month to adjust, align, tighten your execution, and finish with wisdom—not excuses. Reflection Prompts: - What did this year reveal about my discipline, my decisions, and my direction? - What is the ONE goal I must complete in this final month that will make next year clearer, lighter, or stronger? - What did I lose this year that—once I’m honest—actually sharpened me? - What did I accomplish—big or small—that proves I’m not who I was at the start of the year? Accountability Dare: - Share ONE metric you’re committed to improving this month—treat it as a gift of accountability to your future self.

A part of the client journey is building community. And December is the perfect month to bring Christmas cheer in a way that doesn’t feel random… it feels intentional and aligned with who you are as a brand. All of my clients—product-based, service-based, digital creators, everybody—are participating in an ugly Christmas sweater competition this year. And honestly, I hope the chaos on their sweaters matches the chaos they were living in before stepping into the Murchison Consulting Group. Because the truth is, most people start their business in a whirlwind. No plan, no structure, no real direction. Just vibes and prayer. - 🎅Fun builds connection. - 🎅Connection builds trust. - 🎅Trust builds loyalty. - 🎅And loyalty fuels repeat business. So, here's the thought for you today: How can YOU bring Christmas cheer to the people who buy from you… in a way that builds community and still feels on-brand? This isn’t about giving away random prizes. It’s about creating a moment that makes your clients feel seen, valued, and part of something bigger. If you’re product-based, maybe it’s a festive customer contest, a holiday photo challenge, a “12 days of customer appreciation,” or a limited-edition holiday spin on your best seller. If you’re service-based, maybe it’s a themed challenge, a client spotlight countdown, a behind-the-scenes holiday moment, or a fun tradition your clients can look forward to every year. If you’re a mix of both, pick something simple that matches your personality and the experience you want people to have with your brand. Whatever you do, make it meaningful—not messy. Intentional—not impulsive. On-brand—not off track. How are YOU planning to bring Christmas cheer to your clients in a way that builds real community this month?