Redefine Wealth: Perception vs. Reality
As a young banker, I quickly learned that what was perceived as wealth wasn’t always reality. Many of us chase the idea of being “wealthy,” but are we pursuing the right kind? What is your identity built upon? In this post, I share the secret to choosing what truly matters—and discovering the type of wealth that leads to a life well lived.
The Trajectory: Take the Bull by the Horns
Trajectory isn’t about perfection; it’s about direction. Each of us has the power, by God’s grace, to shift our path. The question is: What future are you walking toward—and what can you do today to take one step closer to it? Take the bull by the horns and lead your best life.
Running On Empty: Three Things Every Overachiever Should Know
Do you push yourself to the limit? Do you strive to control your outcomes? What do your priorities say about you? In this blog, I share three themes God has placed on my heart—lessons He wants to share with my fellow overachievers. If you ever feel like you’re running on empty, this one’s for you.
Finding Your Life Purpose
What’s your life really about? In this guest post by Samantha Weishaar, she shares a few questions that helped her reconnect with purpose—and why sometimes the answer is found in what you used to love, not something new.
The Rancher’s Daughter Story
Sometimes the most pivotal moments in life don’t feel life-changing at all. I was raised on a ranch, but the Rancher’s Daughter began as a whisper. This blog shares the backstory of where it all began.
Burn the Ships: Committed and Unapologetic
Committing to God’s calling is rarely easy or popular. Letting go of the things that hold you back—and choosing to take the road less traveled—is not for the faint of heart. But what if you did? What might your life look like? This blog is about burning strongholds, releasing expectations, and becoming the person God created you to be.
Redefine Success: What I Wish I Knew at 17
When I was 17, I thought success looked like a college degree, a corner office, and a hefty paycheck. Now, at 37, success is keeping the kids alive, drinking coffee before it gets cold, and navigating Legos like they’re landmines. If I could go back, I’d tell my younger self not to take herself so seriously. A college degree won’t define you, your job isn’t who you are, and nothing is more fulfilling than being a devoted wife and mother.
Self-Worth vs. Net Worth
You can never out-earn your self-worth. True wealth isn’t in money or status but in peace, contentment, and knowing your value in Christ. The real question is where you place your trust.
Biblical Wealth: An Introduction
Money has a way of coming and going—sometimes faster than we’d like. We all have different views on wealth, shaped by our upbringing and experiences, but the Bible offers more wisdom on money than we often realize. As a finance professional, I’ve seen firsthand how finances impact lives, and I believe managing wealth wisely starts with a biblical perspective. Through this series, I’ll share personal stories and insights to help us align our finances with God’s plan.
