Meet Michelle Hall

 CEO of The Esteemed Life, LLC | Certified Christian Life Coach & Financial Coach

I’m deeply passionate about helping women—especially those 5–10 years away from retirement—take control of their financial future and create the life and legacy they desire. I also work closely with women-owned small businesses to bring clarity, confidence, and stewardship to their business finances, so they can thrive both personally and professionally.

My own journey into retirement planning opened my eyes to just how much we need to understand—not only about Social Security and employer-sponsored retirement plans—but also about the lifestyle we want to lead in those years. As I walked this road myself, I realized that for many women, the path to financial peace includes both managing household budgets and making smarter business decisions.

I’ve had a love for personal finance since my teenage years. Growing up in a family with limited resources, I watched my mother manage every dollar with diligence and grace. She taught me the power of responsibility and faithfulness with money—lessons that stayed with me. That passion led me to pursue a degree and career in accounting. I became a Certified Public Accountant and held my license in good standing for over 25 years before transitioning from full-time employment to focus fully on serving women through coaching and entrepreneurship.

Today, I empower women not only to prepare for retirement but also to manage debt, build healthy budgets, and grow their small businesses with sound financial strategies. Whether we’re talking about household expenses or business revenue, I believe that financial stewardship is one of the most powerful ways we honor God and create freedom in our lives.

Retirement isn’t just an age—it’s a vision. And whether you’re running a business, managing a household, or doing both, I’m here to help you steward your finances wisely, so you can flourish in every season.  

 Luke 14:28 (NIV): "Suppose one of you wants to build a tower. Won’t you first sit down and estimate the cost to see if you have enough money to complete it? "