Nashira's Story

I don't just share my story. I get to walk through yours.

The people I work with are not "bad with money." Most of them earn well, work hard, and have been carrying more than anyone knows. Here is who has pulled up a chair.

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Nashira Lynton, founder of Renewed Wealth Therapy
My story

I decided to learn money until I could teach it.

When I gave my life to Jesus, I knew I wasn't handling my money the way I was meant to. I was making good money. I just ran out by the end of every month, and I couldn't see where it went. The income was never the problem. The seeing was.

I tried books, programs, free help, and paid help. Then I went back to school. In 2019, I completed a graduate certificate in financial therapy at Kansas State University. I started at my kitchen table, sharing what I learned with the people closest to me.

My kids and I paid off $60,000 in debt and built a six-figure net worth. Then a hard economy took it, slowly, over a few years. I know what it is to do the work and still start over.

I'm rebuilding now, and I'm not hiding it. I bring more than 14 years of corporate experience, 7 years of entrepreneurship, and more than a decade of walking with Jesus and alongside people through the financial, professional, and emotional sides of money.

Graduate Certificate in Financial Therapy, Kansas State University, 2019.

The people I get to walk with

Who has pulled up a chair

At the table

The ones who couldn't decide.

People so stuck in decision paralysis that every money choice felt like a trap. We found the fear under the freeze and took one small step at a time.

At the table

The ones rebuilding after a hard season.

Divorce. A layoff, then another one. Years with no income. People starting over for the first time, who needed someone to say it is still possible.

At the table

The couples under strain.

Couples close to splitting, where money was the loudest thing in the room. We made the finances speakable, and that gave them something real to work with.

At the table

The single moms who moved forward.

Women who relocated with their kids, bought homes, and built stability on one income.

At the table

The builders.

Professionals who started businesses, grew them, and in some cases moved abroad to build a new life.

Different stories, same truth. Your season is not your identity.

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Stories are composites and details are changed to protect privacy. Results vary.