My son was afraid to tell me he didn’t understand division because he didn’t want me to think he was dumb.
That made me ask myself:
Can the people in our lives tell us the truth without regretting it?
Leadership requires room for honesty.
#Fatherhood#Leadership
Most debt has a finish line.
Love doesn’t.
Life is always going to demand more.
Build your capacity.
The goal isn’t to get out of the debt of love.
It’s to become capable of always affording the bill.
#TheCapacityCode
A spouse doesn’t always need excitement. They need direction. Love can survive uncertainty, but uncertainty is 🥱 . Your spouse shouldn’t live off your potential. They should see your growth in your habits, decisions & consistency. Excitement gets attention. Direction earns trust
Faith isn’t about waiting for life to change—it’s about partnering with God to create the life He’s called you to. Stop mourning what didn’t happen and start moving in faith. Speak life. Take action. Trust God. The world you desire won’t build itself—but with Him, you’ll build it
God is not done with you yet. The version of you today is just the foundation—there’s a greater you in the making. A stronger you, a wiser you, a more joyful, more confident, more anointed you. Stay in position, because transformation is already in motion.
Real love doesn’t quit. It doesn’t walk away when it’s hard. It doesn’t wait for them to be worthy. Love stays. Love prays. Love covers. Because real love—God’s love—never fails.
Financial wisdom matters. Hard work matters. But faith matters too. If Jesus could multiply two fish and five loaves to feed thousands, what makes you think He can’t sustain you?
Higher-Income Families (Average annual income: $180,040): The estimated total expenditure per child up to age 17 is approximately $389,670, averaging around $22,920 per child annually.
Middle-Income Families (Average annual income: $79,940): The estimated total expenditure per child up to age 17 is approximately $234,900, averaging around $13,820 per child annually.
Lower-Income Families (Average annual income: $38,000): The estimated total expenditure per child up to age 17 is approximately $169,080, averaging around $9,940 per child annually.
Households with two or more adults and children need about $139,700 to attain true financial stability, considering rising costs in housing, healthcare, and childcare.