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.

If your money habits are feeling bloated, your debt is getting heavy, and your savings are out of shape, it’s time for a financial transformation. And just like hitting the gym, your bank account gets stronger when you commit to consistency, cut the fat, and build lean habits that last.

Discover how “revenge saving” is reshaping emergency fund habits in 2025. Learn practical, automatable saving tips and see how one small habit helped a client build lasting financial freedom.

Every June, Tulsa transforms into a high-energy arena as the Saint Francis Tulsa Tough cycling festival takes over the city. This three-day event isn't just a celebration of athleticism; it's a testament to strategy, endurance, and community spirit.

Whether you're a freelancer, entrepreneur, or small business owner, managing your money well is the key to long-term success. But if you're still relying on spreadsheets or pen-and-paper bookkeeping, you could be missing out on insights that could save you thousands.

Moving can be costly, but with the right financial planning, you can save money and avoid common money traps during your move. Whether you’re relocating locally or long-distance, these proven tips will help you stay fiscally smart and reduce moving expenses.

In today’s volatile economy, small businesses face a constant barrage of challenges—rising interest rates, supply chain disruptions, unpredictable consumer behavior, and shifting government policies. For entrepreneurs and small business owners, adapting to these uncertainties is not just about survival; it's about building resilience and long-term sustainability.

In the journey toward financial freedom, relying solely on willpower can be a precarious path. Lionhood Financial's Rule 10 emphasizes the importance of establishing systems that automate financial decisions, thereby reducing the reliance on daily self-control and minimizing the risk of human error.

In the world of financial coaching, few topics spark as much debate—and confusion—as Indexed Universal Life Insurance (IUL). It’s often pitched as a “miracle” product that can grow your money, protect your family, and help you retire tax-free.

If your standard of living is based on poor habits—no budget, uncontrolled spending, and no savings—increasing your income will only magnify the chaos.

Every spring, the world watches as the best golfers on the planet gather at Augusta National for The Masters, one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world. But what makes The Masters so special isn’t just the pristine green fairways or the iconic green jacket. It’s the discipline, focus, and relentless mastery of the fundamentals that every player brings to the course.

If you're running a business—even a side hustle—mixing personal and business money is one of the fastest ways to lose control of your finances. At Lionhood Financial Coaching, we’ve helped countless entrepreneurs clean up their books and reclaim peace of mind by doing one simple thing: separating personal and business finances.

Here's a practical, step-by-step user guide for someone who is already signed up for Monarch Money and wants to know how to use it on a day-to-day and weekly basis to manage their finances effectively.

In today’s world, staying connected is a necessity—but letting your phone bill derail your financial goals is not. With the rising cost of mobile devices and phone plans, it’s more important than ever to make intentional, budget-conscious decisions

As we move further into 2025, insurance is no longer just a “nice-to-have” safety net—it’s a must-have financial tool for protecting your assets, income, and peace of mind. But with rising costs, more digital options, and policy terms that feel like a foreign language, many people are either overpaying or underinsured—and both can be financially devastating.