Wealth and Wellness Coach Suzi Talley

08/01/2025

Matthew 7:3-5 (NIV)
“Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? […] First take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye.”

💬 Let’s talk about this delete, block, ignore culture…

We live in a generation that tells us to “delete, block, ignore” anyone who causes us discomfort—label them toxic and move on.

But here’s the truth that no one wants to hear:
If your relationships feel toxic, it’s a signal that something needs to change—not that someone needs to disappear.

Yes, there are unsafe people. Yes, boundaries are essential.
But labeling someone as the entire problem erases our own role in the dynamic.
Toxicity is rarely one-sided.

Sometimes your part is allowing things to slide until you can’t take it anymore.
Sometimes it’s not speaking up, not healing, not forgiving, or not walking in wisdom.

This isn’t about staying in harm’s way.
It’s about deleting the behavior, not the person.
It’s about changing patterns, not just contacts.

Let’s build a generation that transforms relationships instead of tossing them out.

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07/30/2025

Steadfast in the Storm
“Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” — Galatians 6:9 (NIV)

There is something deeply powerful about steadfastness. It’s not flashy. It doesn’t always get applause. It rarely feels thrilling. But it is the quiet strength of the soul that keeps going when everything else says stop.

In Scripture, we’re constantly reminded that God is not only present in the mountaintops, but in the mundane and the hard places. Steadfastness is how we meet Him there.

Consider the life of Noah, building the ark day after day with no rain in sight. Or Joseph, remaining faithful through betrayal, slavery, and imprisonment. Or Ruth, clinging to Naomi and pressing forward despite loss and uncertainty. Their steadfastness was not rooted in their strength—it was anchored in trust. They believed that God was who He said He was, even when nothing made sense.

The enemy often whispers, “You’re not making a difference,” or “You’re too tired to keep this up,” but Scripture answers back with truth:

“Blessed is the one who perseveres under trial because, having stood the test, that person will receive the crown of life…” — James 1:12

Reflection:
• What has God called you to be steadfast in right now?
• Are you weary in the waiting or the working?
• Have you been measuring your success by what you can see instead of trusting what He is doing behind the scenes?

Prayer:

Lord, I confess that I grow weary. I want results, change, breakthrough—and sometimes I don’t see them. But You never called me to be successful in the world’s eyes. You called me to be faithful. Anchor me in Your truth. Strengthen my heart to stay the course. Help me trust that Your timing is perfect and Your rewards eternal. Let me not grow weary in doing good, for I know You are working, even now. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Today’s Challenge:

Do the next faithful thing. Whether that’s showing up in prayer, serving your family, continuing the work He gave you, or simply standing firm—remain steady. What feels small to you is noticed by Heaven.

06/08/2025

The truth is I am truly loved
By a God who's good, when I'm not good enough
I don't belong to the lies, I belong to You...And that's the truth

Megan Woods’ debut single ‘The Truth’ is an incredible ballad reminding us we are children of God that are truly loved, mistakes and all. Please don’t forget...

06/02/2025

Ok, this advice was too good to just keep to myself. While I was coaching a gal with marriage issues this morning, I am trying to help her see as long as she is looking to her husband for her self worth, she will be sad and continue to spiral and get angry. I encouraged her this way in my last message to her. It is what has gotten me through so many relational problems INCLUDING my marriage. Even recent problems with other family members, I have had to remember to be grateful for even the hard days...

"It's ok to feel sad where you guys are. It is hard stuff. But turn your eyes off your husband for your self worth today, and on the Lord. Focus on Him. Focus on who he say you are and what he promises us if we keep our mind focused on Him. Philippians 4. We have to change what we are thinking about. How do you count it as joy? You know that it is God gardening your relationship. Right now is the pruning. There is a lot of dead growth that needs to be cut out so that you will be able to bloom!"

02/12/2025

I am initiating a project to create a tiny homestead on our 2-acre property, with the intention of utilizing our land to produce food for our family. As a beginner, I am aware that this endeavor may be entertaining for experienced gardeners and farmers. However, I politely request that any negative comments be accompanied by a willingness to make a visit to my home and provide guidance and support. Through my research, I have learned that there are multiple approaches to achieving our objectives. This project is an attempt to take proactive steps towards managing our health and preparing for any potential catastrophic events that may arise in our world as well. This is filmed on my iphone! I am no professional in that department either.

We have a only 2 acres, but I desire to start a homestead where our family could actually live off our land if we had to. This is the first video of my journ...