I just watched a video from my business coach on some new software he was trying related to creating content. Meanwhile I haven't really shared anything new I learned about money in probably a couple months. That's the point. Money is actually really simple. Trust God. Live below your means. Be generous. It's more or less that simple, so why do so many people, not just Christians, stay broke? Well in a short statement I would say. You let the world into your wallet. It sneaks in through your habits, your situation, opinions from others, the list goes on endlessly and it's frustrating how many excuses the devil can come up with to steal our opportunity to build something good with our next paycheck. But I won't leave you high and dry. The best thing I learned to turn around such a situation is to hire someone who has the answers you need. That's how I started winning in business, that's how my clients started winning financially. That's how my current client will move to his dream town in the next 5 years if not sooner. If you are tired of your financial situation and ready for a turnaround, just DM me for a free call. Ps: for the next 4 people my program is half off. 750$ instead of 1,500$

It takes time, patients, discipline, and of course time in God's word. Dave Ramsey taught me this a long time ago and I'll share it with you here. He said something along the lines of, "Proverbs will give you financial education on the same level as a master's degree in finance." That seriously blew my mind and here's what he said: all you got to do. He said, "15 minutes a day, read a chapter a day because that's about how long it'll take and there are 31 chapters so it'll take a whole month." That, plain and simple. It just goes to show that gaining wisdom about money is not hard. Everyone has free access but it takes time, patience, and discipline to apply it, to learn about it, and to understand it. Which is also why I made the free 15-day series on how to become a wise manager with money, just five minutes every day. You can go over some wisdom from me based on proverbs and many other places in the Bible. I give you actionable steps on how to: - stick with a budget - create financial goals - find your priorities and so forth. For everyone who has not checked out the 15-day series, I really encourage you to start. It is the best free thing I can give you to learn about God's wisdom on money.

I was messaging a friend, he was struggling with mental and physical pain. What I gave him I thought applied here in our financial lifes as well. I shared Psalms 23. Saying that we should fear no evil, for he is with us. Psalm 23:4 KJV [4] Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Many are struggling financially and have a hard time seeing a way out. But I'm here to say God will lead you to a good result. You just gotta trust the plan he is laying before you. Ps: that plan might be my 15 day series on how to become a wise manager. So I hope you will check it out.

I know budgeting can seem hard and overwhelming, needing to keep up with every expense every time. But the truth is it's not that hard if you stick with it for just a little while. So here's what everyone should be doing with their money. Here's your step-by-step guide: Step 1: Write down your income. How much did you bring home last month? After taxes. That's your number. That's what you actually have to work with. Step 2: List your fixed expenses. Rent. Car payment. Insurance. Phone bill. These are the bills that are the same every month. Write them all down and add them up. Step 3: List your flexible expenses. Food. Gas. Eating out. Subscriptions. These change month to month. Use an average if you're not sure. Be honest with yourself here. Step 4: Give every dollar a name. Take your income. Subtract your expenses. Whatever is left needs a job. Savings. Debt payoff. Giving. Fun money. If a dollar has no name, it disappears. Every time. Step 5: Track it all month long. A budget you set and forget is not a budget. Check it every few days. Adjust it when life happens. Stay in control. Proverbs 21:5 says, "The plans of the diligent lead to profit." A budget is your plan. And God rewards the people who make one. The app I recommend for this is EveryDollar. It's free, simple, and built on zero-based budgeting, which is exactly the method I just mentioned. Start there: EveryDollar link​ P.S. Your first budget will not be perfect. Build it anyway. You can fix it next month. P.S.S. Was this helpful? ⤵️

Just saw a video that 99% of Christians don't understand about money. Most think that the point of money is what you can do with it when you have it, but the reality is it's who you become in the process. Many Christians understand we got to grow and develop but have not made the same connection between who they are, there bank account and God's plan for you. God has created you to grow in EVERY aspect of life. Not just "spiritually". Video for reference: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DU4wlg5iD4S/?igsh=MWoxdWlnNmp2bDNjdw==