Financial Breakthrough
His own road from more than $100,000 in debt to debt free in three years, and the steps for anyone still in it.
Today
Travis
Moody.
He helps people get out of debt, and he helps churches unlock generosity.
01 · Where it started
Bad
decisions.
A Duke MBA and seventeen years with three Fortune 500 companies. He leads with the choices that put his family more than $100,000 in debt.
02 · The debt
$100,000 in debt
In debt.
He left a Seattle job for an Atlanta company he never got to buy. Savings and home equity went with it. He borrowed for a 4,800-square-foot house they could not afford. Carol told him they were living a lie.
The whole story03 · Three years
Debt free in three years.
Debt free.
He almost skipped the class that showed him what to do with the other ninety percent. Over the next three years, he and Carol paid off more than $100,000. The path is in Financial Breakthrough.
04 · Individuals
He gets people out of debt.
The same kind of hole, with someone else standing in it. How it started, what it does to a household, the steps that clear it, and a way to build once the balance is gone.
05 · Churches
15 to 20 percent more given
More given, eight years in a row.
At The Life Church in Memphis, the work had a home. He teaches those ten strategies to other churches through The Lomah Group, with the focus on the giver, then the gift.
Now
Forward
Memphis.
Founder · Memphis
Outside the speaking and the consulting, this is the institution he built. A local answer to payday lending, with churches, nonprofits, and financial partners, for people those lenders expected to keep.
Now
Excelsior
For the marriage.
Travis and Carol lead it together. Retreats, when a couple needs time away to do the work. Counseling, when they need someone in the room with them.
Writing
The essays
Money, faith, work, and the rest of a life.
Speaking
Bring him in.
A Sunday morning. A workshop on money. A plan for a church that wants generosity to last.