Today's episode is brought to you by Owe Nothing, an amazing nonprofit whose goal is to provide grants to individuals who are currently working on improving their debt management and have the goal of complete debt elimination. Please consider donating by going to www.owenothingnonprofit.org

In this episode, Norbert interviews April Wesley, an author, entrepreneur, and founder of two brands: Reign Budget Curation and Owe Nothing Nonprofit. April's brands focus on helping people manage their personal finances and pay off student loan debts while incorporating kingdom-minded principles.

April shares her personal journey of transformation and financial stewardship. She reveals how her father's passing led her to realize the importance of being a good steward of her resources and how that translated into founding her brands. She emphasizes the significance of aligning personal and business finances and seeking God's guidance for both areas of life.

Norbert and April discuss how many entrepreneurs fail in managing money because they separate personal and business finances, and they encourage listeners to seek God's wisdom, pray, and meditate on scriptures like Proverbs to align their financial strategies with God's principles. April's story serves as an inspiration for kingdompreneurs, showing that by seeking God's guidance, they can overcome financial challenges, or any type of challenge for that matter, and operate in alignment with their purpose.

Find more about April by following her social media:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aprildwesley
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reignbudgetcuration
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/queenshiprestored
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/owenothingnonprofit

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