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TPC Financial Coaching

Certified Financial Coach
17 yrs in Public Safety
Passionate about guiding you to financial peace

Certified Ramsey Solutions Financial Master Coach

As a seasoned law enforcement professional and a dedicated advocate for financial wellness, I bring a wealth of experience and a genuine passion for empowering individuals to achieve lasting financial peace. With a Bachelor's degree in Law Enforcement Administration and a Master's degree in Public Administration, my academic background laid the fo

undation for my 16-year journey in law enforcement. During my distinguished career, I've held various roles, including 6 years in a supervisory capacity, which provided me with valuable insights into leadership and management. Currently, I serve as the Training Manager for our agency, a role I've proudly held for 5 years. In this capacity, I've had the privilege of contributing to the professional development of my fellow officers. One of my proudest accomplishments has been the implementation and management of a robust financial wellness program that serves 140 city employees. This initiative underscores my commitment to helping others take control of their financial futures. Inspired by my own journey through financial challenges, I understand firsthand the impact that effective money management can have on one's life. I am a graduate of the esteemed Northwestern University Police Staff and Command Management School, a testament to my dedication to continuous learning and growth. My personal experiences, coupled with my professional accomplishments, led me to become a Certified Ramsey Solutions Financial Master Coach. This certification represents my unwavering commitment to equipping individuals with the knowledge and tools needed to attain financial freedom. I firmly believe that no matter where you are on your financial journey, positive change is possible. My mission is to guide and support you as you navigate the path to financial success, offering personalized strategies tailored to your unique circumstances. Together, we can transform your relationship with money and help you achieve the financial security and peace you deserve. Contact me today to embark on a transformative journey toward financial empowerment and a brighter future.

06/17/2026

Have you ever avoided opening a statement because you were afraid of what you might find?

Most people don't struggle financially because they don't know what to do. More often, they already know what needs attention—they just haven't looked at it yet.

A credit card balance.

A retirement account.

A truck loan.

A budget that's been ignored for months.

In my newest blog, I talk about the hidden cost of financial avoidance and why clarity is often the first financial victory.

Avoiding it won't fix it. But facing it might be the first step toward real financial peace.

Read the full article here:

https://www.tpcfinancialcoaching.com/blog/financial-avoidance

06/15/2026

Monday Status:

Paid Friday.

Financially speaking, that was a long time ago.

Most first responders don't have an income problem—they have a margin problem. When every dollar already has a destination before payday arrives, it can feel like you're working harder without getting ahead.

The goal isn't making more money. The goal is keeping more of what you've already earned.

06/13/2026

A small milestone today.

The first Financial Wellness Unit sample arrived.

What started as an idea to bring financial wellness messages into first responder culture is slowly becoming a reality.

No warehouses.
No inventory.
No grand plan to become a clothing company.

Just a belief that money stress is still stress, and sometimes the message sticks better on a tumbler, shirt, or hat than it does on a PowerPoint slide.

This one might be staying in the rotation.

The tumbler turned out great.

The pancakes could use some additional training.

☕🥓🥞

06/11/2026

If I were a new cop again, there are a few money lessons I’d learn a lot sooner.

Not because I didn’t work hard. Most first responders do.

But nobody teaches us how overtime, debt, pensions, lifestyle creep, and financial stress can impact everything from our sleep to our family life to our performance on the job.

One lesson took me years to understand:

Money isn’t the goal.

Freedom is.

Freedom to say no to overtime.
Freedom to take a vacation without stress.
Freedom to leave a toxic assignment.
Freedom to retire on your terms.

In this carousel, I share 10 financial lessons I wish someone had told me earlier in my career.

Which slide hit hardest?

Drop the slide number in the comments—or tell a rookie one financial lesson you wish you knew on Day One.

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ILETSB Executive Institute NEMRT, North East Multi-Regional Training, Inc. MTU #3 Illinois Sheriffs' Association Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police LETAC MTU 10 SI LE C PATC - Public Agency Training Council

06/10/2026

This past weekend I had the opportunity to participate in the McHenry County Area Illinois Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics

With almost 20 years in law enforcement, this is one event that never gets old. I enjoy the challenge of the run, but what keeps bringing me back is the camaraderie. Spending time with Special Olympics athletes and fellow first responders while supporting such an important mission is always worth it.

The hot and humid conditions made the nearly 4-mile run feel a lot longer than it was, but it was another great event and a great reminder of what can happen when a community comes together for a cause bigger than ourselves.

06/09/2026

Most people think becoming debt-free is about the money.

For us, it was about having options.

I’m a police officer. My wife works in HR. Nothing flashy. Just two dependable careers, a plan, and a commitment to living below our means.

When infertility became part of our story, we weren’t also dealing with credit card balances, car payments, or wondering how we’d afford treatment. Because we had built financial margin, we were able to cash-flow fertility treatments and focus on what mattered most—building our family.

Today, that dream is running around with bright red hair and keeping us on our toes every day.

This isn’t a flex. It’s hope.

Because financial freedom isn’t about having more stuff. It’s about having the ability to say “yes” when life asks something big of you.

If you’re walking through infertility, financial stress, or both, keep going. Your story isn’t over.

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06/07/2026

Today was a good day.

I had the opportunity to celebrate a longtime friend and fellow law enforcement officer, Ted, who recently graduated, passed the bar exam, and is now officially an attorney.

It’s interesting how life changes. Years ago we were working narcotics investigations and serving warrants together. Today, we’re both promoted, raising families, and building businesses focused on helping first responders.

Ted is helping officers and their families through estate planning, and I’m focused on financial wellness. Different specialties, but a shared mission of serving the first responder community.

We may not talk every day, but the bond is still there. The support is still there. That’s one of the things I appreciate most about this profession—the relationships built through years of shared experiences.

And for those who think a goal is out of reach because of time, money, or circumstances, Ted’s story is a reminder of what’s possible.

He worked full-time, raised a family, paid cash for law school, graduated, and passed the bar exam.

No shortcuts. No handouts. Just discipline, sacrifice, and years of commitment.

Proud of what he’s accomplished and grateful to support him on this next chapter.

06/05/2026

Happy National Donut Day! 🍩

Law enforcement and donuts… the jokes practically write themselves.

But there’s actually a lesson here.

Having a donut today isn’t what creates a problem. Making it an everyday habit is.

The same principle applies to money. Most financial stress isn’t caused by one big decision. It’s often the small habits repeated over time—good or bad—that have the greatest impact.

Enjoy the donut. Enjoy the laughs. Then get back to building the habits that support your health, your family, and your financial future.

Financial wellness is officer wellness.

06/04/2026

What a great day in Springfield, IL.

I had the opportunity to teach a full day of Justice In Your Wallet, our state-certified financial wellness course, in partnership with LETAC MTU 10. The room was filled with officers who genuinely wanted to be there, asked thoughtful questions, and were committed to improving their financial futures.

One of the most interesting moments came from a live poll during class. When asked which debt feels the most emotionally exhausting, 50% of attendees selected mortgage or rent payments, followed by credit cards and student loans. It was a great reminder that financial stress isn’t always about the biggest balance—it’s often about the payment that follows you every month.

A special thank you to Chatham IL Police Department for supporting this training opportunity. Their Chief specifically requested this course and encouraged a strong group of officers to attend. That’s leadership that invests in people, not just positions.

And because it wouldn’t be law enforcement training without it, I found one of the funniest bathroom signs I’ve seen in a while. The humor, sarcasm, and personality that exist throughout this profession are part of what makes these events so enjoyable.

Appreciate MTU 10 and everyone who spent the day learning, laughing, sharing experiences, and taking steps toward stronger financial wellness.

06/02/2026

Quick financial wellness check.

If your paycheck was delayed by two weeks, what would happen?

Would you be okay?

Would it create stress?

Or would it put you in a tough spot?

This isn't a test and there's no judgment. It's simply a reminder that financial wellness isn't about how much you make—it's about the margin you've created between your income and your expenses.

Many first responders work hard every day to take care of others. Taking a few minutes to evaluate your own financial readiness is part of taking care of yourself and your family.

What's your answer: Okay, Stressed, or In Trouble?

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