About

The Shepherd’s Lead

The melodies of hymns were the soundtrack of my childhood, but today they are the anchor of my soul. My walk with Christ isn’t defined by a lightning-bolt moment, but by the steady realization of His hand in every detail. From small convictions like dressing modestly to life-altering decisions like where I went to college and who I married, I see a Shepherd directing my steps. Service to Him is my utmost priority, and I cling to the promise that His mercies are new every morning.

The Moment Everything Changed

For over a decade, I’ve coached business owners on growing their online presence. I’ve been stretched as a consultant, taking on projects as they came, but God was planting a different seed in my heart regarding stewardship.

It started in my car, listening to a radio DJ mention she knew exactly where every dollar of her paycheck went. My mind was blown. How is that even possible? That seed sprouted years later while I was pregnant with our first child in California. In a place where every penny counted, I fell in love with budgeting. Most people dread it, but I realized that knowing where every dollar goes puts me in control. And let’s be honest: I love control!

The Mandate Over the Math

That revelation led me to become a Certified Financial Coach. I realized that the math is just a tool, but the purpose is spiritual.

Financial freedom isn’t about the math; it’s about the mandate. You can’t fulfill your purpose if you’re paralyzed by your purse.

My Vision: The Next Chapter

As a mama of two, my mission is to help my children see the interworkings of God’s love in every part of their day. I want to set an example of Godly living and financial stewardship that lasts for generations, replacing the anxiety, depression, and fear so many live in with true peace.

Whether I’m volunteering with Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) to bring the Gospel to public schools or coaching a family through a budget, the goal is the same: Replacing fear with faithful stewardship.

You weren't meant to live in a cycle of "not enough." You were meant to fulfill a mandate.

I’m so glad you’re here. Let’s get to work.