Kingdom Wealth Coach

04/25/2026

I do 💪🏽

The school system had 13 years with your kids.

They taught them to calculate the area of a triangle.

They taught them to analyze 19th century poetry. They taught them the periodic table of elements.

Nobody taught them what happens when you carry a credit card balance for 12 months.

Nobody taught them the difference between a Roth and a traditional IRA.

Nobody walked them through how a mortgage works, what term life insurance is, or why their credit score will follow them into every major financial decision they make for the rest of their lives.

I didn’t learn what compound interest was until college. Didn’t hear the words “Roth IRA” until I was sitting in a finance class wondering why nobody had mentioned this sooner.

I was 20 years old before I understood that money could grow on its own if you just gave it time and left it alone.

This isn’t a knock on teachers. Teachers work incredibly hard with what they’re given.

It’s a knock on a system that decided these subjects weren’t essential enough to make the cut.

I have four kids. They will know how compound interest works before they graduate middle school.

They will understand what a tax bracket actually means.

They will know how to read a pay stub, build an emergency fund, and think about money like an asset instead of something that just disappears every month.

Not because school taught them.

Because I will.

If you’re a parent, that responsibility falls on you too.

The system isn’t going to fix this anytime soon.

04/25/2026

Sharing this because it's Financial Literacy Month!!
Kudos to KeKe💪🏽

While most celebrities flaunt their wealth with mansion tours and luxury car collections, Keke Palmer is breaking the mold with her refreshingly practical approach to money. The multi-millionaire actress and TV host recently revealed that despite earning seven figures, she keeps her rent at just $1500 and drives a Lexus instead of splurging on a Bentley. Her philosophy is simple: live well below your means, regardless of how much you make.

This mindset represents a stark contrast to the typical Hollywood spending culture where success is often measured by how extravagant your lifestyle appears. Palmer's decision to prioritize financial security over flashy displays of wealth demonstrates a level of maturity and foresight that many find admirable. She understands that true wealth isn't about what you can afford to buy, but what you choose not to buy while still living comfortably.

Fans have been praising Palmer's humility and financial wisdom, with many calling her approach both inspiring and relatable. Her transparency about money management sends a powerful message, especially to young people who often feel pressure to overspend to appear successful. By choosing practicality over prestige, Keke Palmer proves that you can be wealthy without losing touch with your values or making impulsive financial decisions that could jeopardize your future security.

04/25/2026

Sooo, I went to see Michael on Thursday..Loved it..Jaafar did a great job..It was like being in concert..

But, I STILL wanted to rescue those kids from Joe!! 🤷🏽‍♀️😒

My favorite parts:
1.Michael firing Joe via fax
2. Michael telling the crowd during the Victory tour that it was their Farewell tour.."It was the listen up for me"!
Haha Michael said, not today! Joe's face was priceless 🤣🤣💪🏽 He was over IT & I don't blame him..

Me in the theater laughing talking bout "that's what you get" as if I was there! 🤣🤣💪🏽💪🏽 Now leave them kids alone!!

04/20/2026

One thing we're going to do in my classes is talk about money & business using Kingdom principles..

I'm sitting here grading a test & I swear I 💜 this student..

Although his response was incorrect it was also correct at the same time..So I gave him the credit..
Love my bonus babies 🤣🤣 this cracked me up because he knows me!!

Me to my students: I'm not going to teach this the way "they" want me to..I'm going to teach this the way God told me to!!