Why I Do What I Do

Today, I'm going to share something profoundly personal with you—a clip from my own coaching session, tears and all. 

It's as raw and real as it gets.

Discussing our financial failures is tough; nobody really wants to air out their money mistakes.

And believe me, as a degreed accountant, I thought I knew better. 

But here I am, sharing my story with you.

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A Legacy of Debt

Growing up, it was always "we'll figure it out," as if by magic. 

But behind that magic was my grandmother, secretly filling the gaps. 

I carried that same "we'll figure it out" attitude into adulthood, using shopping as a relief valve and racking up debt along the way. 🛍️💳

The Cycle of Debt: A Personal Confession

The first time my finances spiraled out of control, I turned to a consolidation loan, which seemed like a sensible solution at the time. 

And it was... until it wasn't. 

The relief was temporary, and soon enough, I found myself explaining to my husband why we needed a second consolidation loan.

It wasn’t until the third round, standing on the brink of bankruptcy, that the full weight of the situation hit us.

My husband was bewildered: 

“What in the hell is going on?" 

"You understand money, don't you?” 

The truth was, I understood numbers, but I hadn’t grasped how my shopping for temporary relief kept us drowning in debt.

Turning Point: Breaking Free

With my husband’s support, we took a hard look at our finances and our habits. 

It was then I realized that breaking free from my past money mindset was the only way forward. 

We managed our finances differently, focusing not just on clearing debt but also on understanding what drove us into it in the first place.

Finding Our Path: Beyond Standard Solutions

When we faced our financial reality, the typical "baby steps" offered by most financial advice didn't quite cut it for us. 

We needed something that truly fit our unique situation. 

It took dedication—and a tailored plan—and we worked diligently, celebrated along the way, and cleared our debts.

The Real Relief of Financial Freedom

I used to find relief in shopping sprees, but I soon discovered that having a stable, growing balance in the bank brought a much deeper sense of peace. 

Once we ditched the generic steps and crafted a plan that worked specifically for us, getting out of debt stopped being a constant battle. 

It became a sustainable lifestyle change.

The Difference a Custom Plan Makes

What really made the difference was recognizing that the conventional paths to financial freedom weren't the only ones. 

We needed a plan that acknowledged our individual challenges, habits, and goals. 

And when we found that, everything changed.

Your Money Story Can Change

Here’s what I learned:

• Uncover Hidden Patterns: Much of our financial behavior is inherited. What patterns might you be repeating without even realizing it?

• Seek Sustainable Solutions: Temporary fixes won't secure your financial future. It's about changing the game, not just the score.

• Support Over Solvency: Money isn't just about numbers; it's about support systems and knowing when to ask for help.

👉 Jump Start Your Money Now!

Are you following a financial path that doesn't quite fit? 

Maybe it's time to consider a strategy that's tailored to your own life, needs, and aspirations. 

If you’re ready to find a plan that works for YOU and ditch the one-size-fits-all advice, let’s talk.

👉 Schedule your free personalized financial consultation here

Let’s create a financial plan that feels as good as it works.

Stay fabulously you,

💜- The Rebel Money Coach Jen

If we haven't officially met, Hi! I'm Jennie Eberts. I'm known as the Rebel Money Coach.

Did you know 61% of us are buried in debt, and 63% would struggle with a $500 emergency? And nearly half rely on credit for daily essentials.

If that’s “normal,” I’m out.

Are you ready to join me and flip the script on finances?

Let’s do it together!

P.S. No mother wants to leave a legacy of debt. Do you?

This question isn't just rhetorical—it's a call to action. Think about the kind of financial legacy you want to leave behind. If you're ready to start making changes, I'm here to help. Let's ensure your financial legacy is one of stability and security.