In a recent conversation with Mishaun Childers, certified life coach, speaker, and author, her inspiring journey unfolds with wisdom, faith, and actionable advice. As a wife, mother of four, and a strong believer in God’s transformative power, Mishawn’s mission is to help people reframe their lives. Hers is a story of resilience and purpose, and a powerful reminder that no matter your starting point, you can change your course.
michonne book, SoundExplores the consequences of ignoring the Holy Spirit and the blessings of obedience. Slogan: “Participate in the journey of mastery and self-discovery. Will you reject the call or accept it?” Sums up her life’s message. The stunning image of a cell phone on the cover symbolizes God’s constant connection with us. “Are we paying attention to synchronicities? Do we listen to the gut feelings that God sends?”
She believes that God’s voice can transform every aspect of life, from relationships to finances, and that obedience is the gateway to breakthroughs.
Growing up in a family marked by financial struggles and emotional dysfunction, Mishawn inherited a scarcity mentality. She recalls how her mother’s habits of hiding purchases and ignoring financial facts led to dire consequences. When her parents died, her family was left in financial ruin.
But Michonne chose to break free from those generational patterns. She describes her turning point: “God helped me rebuild and recompose. I did not take seeds from the tree in which I was born; “I planted a new tree.” This decision wasn’t just about financial success, but about reshaping her family’s legacy.
One of the most compelling aspects of Mishawn’s story is how she overcame $150,000 in debt and turned $40,000 from her 401(k) into $400,000 through real estate investments. She attributes her success to listening to the Holy Spirit, educating herself, and adopting a production mindset.
She began her journey using the “snowball method” to pay off debt, tackling small debts first and gaining momentum. Discipline and unity with her husband were key. “You have to sacrifice now for your future self,” Michonne explains. “Stop being a consumer and be a producer.”
She also stresses the importance of viewing money as energy: “Plant your financial seeds where they will grow. Money is not just paper; it is a tool to create more.
