Lacey Langford

RT @ItsMILMO: Life doesn’t always go according to plan, and that’s true in both our finances and day-to-day experiences. While we can’t pre…

Goals without a plan are just wishes. Break big goals into small, actionable steps. Want to save $1K or $10K? Ask: What's my monthly target? What can I cut? How can I earn more? Take one step today—make a plan, open a savings account, or start a side hustle.

How bad does it get before you do something about it? Your finances—does it take being broke now or when you're 80? Your health—will it take getting diagnosed with diabetes? Your relationship—does it take a divorce or two? Your job—will having a nervous breakdown do it? Your

What does success mean to YOU? Not what others expect, but what you truly want.

I'll be speaking at #MilitaryCreatorCon next week on building community, creativity & monetization of your podcast. Join me and fellow military podcasters in Orlando. https://t.co/pA0sEEBoA8 https://t.co/8BKw6gkBut

RT @MilMoneyCon: It’s a new year, and that means #MilMoneyCon25 will be here before we know it! Great things are coming… I’m happy to repo…

Achieving your goals isn’t easy, especially on the tough days when motivation is low. That’s why the people you surround yourself with matter. Choose those who lift you up, inspire you, and remind you to keep going when you feel like giving up.

RT @ItsMILMO: Saving is not a sacrifice. It’s self-care for your future self—your 80-year-old self.

Failure isn’t the opposite of success. It’s part of the journey. Every successful person you admire has failed more times than you can imagine. The difference is they didn’t let failure define them. They used it as fuel to learn, grow, & move forward. Reframe failure as feedback.

Consistency beats motivation every time. Motivation fades, but showing up daily builds habits that lead to success. Even when it’s hard, even when others judge your goals, keep going.

There are truly amazing people in this world. Through my own challenges, I’ve been reminded of the kindness out there—people who help despite their own struggles, who listen, support, or even buy you a beer 🍻 for a little pity party. Negativity often gets the spotlight, but

Sometimes, I get tempted to watch what other people are doing, but I have found it's better to stay in my own lane. That’s where the magic happens! Life and business can feel overwhelming with so much to do and so many people to please. But the best way to get where you want to

Be happy here! There will always be challenges in life that have the potential to bring anger or sadness, but it’s important not to let people or situations rob you of joy. It’s easy to let negativity happening at work or home seep into all the areas of your life, but don’t let

When life throws you curveballs, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But not everything deserves your energy. Ask yourself: Is this worthy of my worry? Triage your worries like priorities—focus on what truly matters.

Rising tides lift all ships. Be generous, but don’t write a blank check for it. Set clear boundaries with your time and money—giving should uplift, not overwhelm.

Hard decisions are tough, but they bring the most peace. Delaying only drags out the drama—deciding gives you back your mental bandwidth. You can seek all the advice in the world, but in the end, you must take what you know and go for it. Once the choice is made, it’s time to

Great conversation with Drew Stamp from the Donovan and Bank Foundation this week on the #MILMOShow!

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Transitioning from military to civilian life is so much more than just landing a job. Many service members struggle with letting go of their military identity and finding a new sense of purpose and community. It’s a journey that’s deeply personal. Drew Stamp and I talk about https://t.co/idZCiyWnPD