Life Coaching:

Forkum's Fortitude Coaching has been serving our clients since February of 2023. We pride ourselves in being just about as counter cultural as they come from our opening up in prayer to our loving our enemies-approach. And yes-that comes with loving ourselves because more often than not, we find that we can be our own worst enemies!

It all starts with "Your Why". Afterall, everything we do stems from why we are doing it. It only makes sense to start our coaching relationship here so that we can build from a firm foundation. You'll submit "Your Why" on our Contact Page Contact Forkum's Fortitude Coaching as we meet for your Introductory Coaching Session.

Financial Coaching:

Forkum's Fortitude Coaching is certified through Ramsey Solutions out of Nashville, TN. We trust Dave Rasmey's 7 Baby Steps as a Framework to guide our clients into living and giving like no one else. The taboo topic of Personal Finance is sensitive and should be handled with care. But at the same time, you need some answers. FFC brings the book of Proverbs alive inside of your budget and coaches you to do the same with your spending habits. Want to know what's really important to someone? Look at their bank statement. How they spend their money will tell you what's really important to them regardless of what they say. What's really important to you?

Career Coaching:

Ever wonder why you feel stuck in a dead-end job? Ever feel like what you do at work defines who you are? It's a lie. Forkum's Fortitude Coaching takes a deep dive and asks those deeper-level questions to help you discover who you are in The Kingdom of Heaven and how that translates in your career. You see, here in America we have gotten something very wrong. We have let our doing inform our being instead of our being informing our doing. We are organized and structured hierarchically based on what our job title is. And then we wonder why we struggle in community whether that be in our family or our church family. Though we can learn a bit about someone through what they do, we can know much more by learning who they are. But where do we drawl our value? Is it from what we do? Can someone say, LEGALISM?! This is a deadly trap that will lead to disappointment after disappointment. We should be drawling our value from whose we are and nothing/no one else. And when we begin to let our being inform our doing, then we can see our true identity come to life that is a gift to the world and to our workplace.