In October of 2010, my father passed away unexpectedly. Among the disbelief, I recall feeling financially stressed, lost and overwhelmed. After his death, I was responsible for running the family’s finances. I vividly remember crying in my bedroom telling myself “I never want any other woman to experience this”. This was the pivotal moment where my desire to coach other women was born. During a conference, I felt God “calling me to coach”. This time my calling was CLEAR. I remained steadfast in my vision to turn my passion into a hobby of coaching women. Inspired by the impact my coaching was having in the lives of countless women, I was determined to launch my own coaching business and that’s when Virtuous Wealth Buidling was born.

About my business name…

For me, women are the heart of the family and have the tremendous power to change the trajectory of our family’s future. A virtuous woman is responsible for maintaining the affairs of her household. As a Christian, I truly believe that all women should strive to be a Virtuous woman as described in Proverbs 31.  

In Proverbs 31, the bible defines a virtuous woman as one who leads her home with integrity and discipline. The bible tells us that a virtuous woman is clothed with strength and dignity. It also tells us that a Virtuous woman watches over the affairs of her household. All the virtues she strives for are to make her husband’s life better, teaching her children and serving God.  

As a wife and mother, I feel the responsibility to create wealth not only for my children and but also my children’s children. The bible says “a good man leaves an inheritance to his children’s children” (Proverbs 13:22, NKJV).

On my daily life, I strive to be a virtuous wife to my husband Martin and a virtuous mother to my four beautiful children - Marty, Izan, Joe and Adaleah.  My goal is to encourage and motivate other women to answer their calling too!