Earning six figures and still feeling stretched thin? Learn how rising housing and childcare costs are squeezing upper middle class families and how financial coaching provides structure, clarity, and peace.

Six‑figure income yet still strapped? Learn why earning more doesn’t guarantee saving more—and how disciplined coaching aligns strategy with stewardship.

If your income is growing but your tax bill keeps biting harder, you might be doing everything “by the book” but still losing thousands every year. The truth is, most people don’t need to make more money—they need to keep more of the money they’re already earning.

High earners often fall into a trap: their income increases, but their savings and net worth stay flat. Why? Because they haven't learned how to pay themselves first.

You’re not just thinking about your future—you’re thinking about your children, your community, and the story your life will tell when you’re gone. If you've ever asked yourself, “How do I leave something meaningful behind?”, you're already ahead of most. But building legacy isn’t about luck or chance. It requires intentionality, structure, and wisdom—both financial and spiritual.

If you've ever thought, “I make money in my business, but I don't know where it goes”—you’re not alone. This is the most common struggle for self-employed entrepreneurs and freelancers. Without a clear system, your income flows in and leaks right back out, often without growing anything sustainable.

Discover how disciplined, faith-based financial coaching helps high earners recover from setbacks and regain control of their finances in 2025’s uncertain economy.

High income does not guarantee financial peace. Learn why disciplined financial coaching is the key to turning earnings into long-term freedom in 2025.

Errors on your credit report can cost you thousands in higher interest, denied loans, or lost opportunities. And when those errors involve debt you don’t owe—or can’t be verified—you have the right to challenge them.

Dealing with debt collectors is never fun—but it’s something many Americans face. Whether the calls are just beginning or the pressure is mounting, there’s a right way to respond that puts you back in control. At Lionhood Financial Coaching, we believe in equipping you with knowledge, not fear.

Are you ready to take control of your finances but unsure how to pick the right virtual financial coach? Choosing the right coach can make all the difference in achieving your financial goals and experiencing peace with money.

With so many options out there, finding a financial coach who fits your needs, values, and goals can feel overwhelming. Especially when it’s virtual—you want someone you can trust to guide you through your finances from miles away.

Maybe you're drowning in debt. Maybe you’ve tried budgeting, saving, and self-help books—but nothing sticks. You want financial freedom, but traditional financial advisors feel cold or too focused on investments. You need something more personal.

In the age of affirmations, vision boards, and “manifestation,” it’s easy to believe that wealth can be attracted through mindset alone. And while there’s truth in thinking positively and speaking life over your finances, there’s a dangerous lie hiding beneath many modern wealth messages.

Debt doesn’t just impact your bank account. It drains your peace, your relationships, your confidence, and your purpose. It keeps you up at night wondering how you’ll make it through the next bill cycle. It causes arguments at the dinner table. It makes dreams feel distant and hope feel expensive.

Every year, thousands of people get inspired to fix their finances. They read books, download budgeting apps, follow financial influencers—and for a moment, they feel unstoppable.

If you've ever felt like your money disappears faster than you earn it, you're not alone. Most people have good intentions with their finances; until life happens. Overspending, unexpected expenses, and poor habits slowly chip away at your financial peace.

When most people search for “how do I lose belly fat,” they’re thinking about waistlines, gym memberships, and meal plans. But what if I told you that the same principles apply to your personal and business finances?

If you're running a small business or side hustle and wondering "Do I really need to separate personal and business finances?" — the answer is 100% yes.

If you're saying to yourself, "I need to get out of debt", you're not alone. From personal credit card debt to small business cash flow issues, debt can feel overwhelming, paralyzing, and never-ending. But here’s the truth: you can take control, even if you feel like you’re starting from zero.