A supportive space to help you heal your relationship with money, rebuild confidence, and move forward with clarity at your own pace.
For over 6 years, Leah Davis has been at the intersection of financial strategy and emotional wellness — coaching Black and Brown women 1:1, educating on camera for fintech platforms, facilitating financial wellness workshops for organizations and ERGs, and building community through Prosperity Xchange and Unbothered & Steady.
She is a former licensed financial advisor who left the industry to serve the women mainstream finance consistently overlooks. Her approach is healing-centered, trauma-informed, and grounded in real financial expertise.
From private 1:1 financial coaching to organizational workshops and fintech content. Whether you are an individual ready to start or a company looking to bring financial wellness to your people.
Private coaching for Black and Brown women who are ready to work through their relationship with money. We go beyond the budget. We look at the patterns, the avoidance, and the beliefs that have been driving your financial decisions.
A free weekly community for Black and Brown women to heal, plan, and prosper together. No judgment. No curriculum. Just a brave space to talk about money honestly and leave feeling less alone.
A financial wellness newsletter written for Black and Brown women navigating real life with real money challenges. Practical tools. Honest conversations. A healing-centered perspective delivered to your inbox.
A 6-week intimate group coaching experience for women who want to build financial habits and heal their money story in community. Capped enrollment. Weekly live sessions. Real accountability. Real results.
I bring healing-centered financial wellness to organizations, ERGs, and nonprofits as a keynote speaker and workshop facilitator. Culturally attuned. Designed for real behavior change in the communities that need it most.
Fintech Content and Education I create on-camera financial education content for fintech platforms and brands. Scripts, curriculum, and on-camera delivery. Compliance-ready. Built to make credit, savings, and money concepts accessible and trustworthy for diverse audiences.
No financial knowledge required. No shame about where you are starting from. You can share as much or as little as you want. Whatever feels comfortable is enough.
We get to the root of what you want to change. Not just the numbers. The feelings, the patterns, the history. All of it matters here.
Not a template. Not a generic budget someone hands you and walks away from. What we build together fits your actual life. You leave knowing exactly what to do next and feeling good about it.
I am a partner walking beside you. Not someone handing you a plan and disappearing. The community is here. The newsletter is here. I am here. You always have somewhere to come back to.
Three ways in. All of them built around your real life, your actual budget, and where you are right now.
A healing space for Black and Brown women to come back to themselves and their money. Written by Leah. Every week.
Free
$10 per month for the paid tier
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Three private sessions. You choose the investment that works for you right now.
Sliding scale pricing.
Six weeks of group financial coaching in an intimate, capped community of women.
$350
to $500 per seat · Sliding scale · Enrollment is capped
Money is personal. Growth is personal. With client consent, all testimonials are anonymized using initials while still reflecting real outcomes.
Coaching with Leah is a good place to start if you are looking for clarity about what you are doing with your money and the reasons behind it. Prior to coaching with Leah I was feeling depressed and lost. After a few sessions, I gained confidence in my ability to fulfill my dreams. Now I have healthy boundaries and I have decreased the fear I had to finish my book!
MJ
Before coaching with Leah I felt unsure about the steps I need to take as I prepare for retirement. After coaching with Leah, I have a plan that has action items for my retirement and I am also clearer on what steps to follow. I can put a name to my worries and I am not as afraid to deal with them, because Leah creates a trusting environment. Leah is non-judgmental and I always look forward to my sessions with her.
D.S
I recommend Leah to be on your next panel as a facilitator and participant! She keeps the energy high and her transitions to engage with everyone are seamless. Leah does an amazing job, because the conversation felt so natural and made discussing finances fun! All the students felt very comfortable engaging and that is not an easy task
Manager at Marcus Foster Education Institute
Leah is great at supporting individuals who are curious about financial goals and planning to figure out those first or next steps to take. Her coaching is clarifying and helps people see the reasons behind their financial ambition and think through concrete steps to help them gain even deeper understanding and clarity. Highly recommend her services for those who want to address blocks they have around money, wealth, and earning potential and step up their financial planning game!
Cynthia Pong
Embrace Chnage
Everything you might be wondering before we talk. And if something is not here, you can always reach out and ask.
A financial advisor manages or recommends investments and financial products. They are licensed and regulated. I am not a financial advisor and I do not sell financial products.
A financial coach works with you on your behaviors, habits, and relationship with money. I help you understand why you do what you do with money, and then we build something practical that actually sticks.
The two are different kinds of support. Some people work with both. My work is the emotional and behavioral side which is usually the part that makes everything else possible.
That feeling is one of the most common things I hear. And it is almost never about intelligence or discipline.
Feeling bad with money usually comes from patterns you learned, environments you grew up in, or experiences that made money feel unsafe. It is a response. Not a character flaw.
You do not need to have it together before you reach out. That is exactly what we work through together. You come as you are.
Yes. Emotional spending is one of the core things we address together.
Spending emotionally is not weakness. It is your nervous system trying to feel better. When we understand what is triggering it, we can start building responses that actually help instead of hurt.
This is exactly the kind of work I do. We look at what is underneath the spending, not just the spending itself.
It can be a powerful part of that journey.
Financial independence looks different for everyone. For some it means building savings. For others it means getting out of debt, covering their own needs, or no longer feeling dependent on others for financial decisions.
My work helps you get clear on what financial independence means for your life, then build the habits and mindset to move toward it. We start where you are. We go at your pace.
Money beliefs are formed early. What you watched, what was said, what was never said. Those beliefs shape how you spend, save, avoid, and feel about money as an adult.
Part of my work is helping you identify the beliefs that are running the show — and deciding which ones you actually want to keep. This is where the real shift happens for most of my clients.
The best way to find out is to get on a call. The discovery call is free and there is no pressure to commit.
My work is specifically designed for Black and Brown women who want to address the emotional and behavioral side of their finances. If that is you and if you want a coach who will not judge where you are starting from then we will work well together.
If after our call it does not feel like the right fit, I will tell you honestly. I only work with people I genuinely believe I can support.
Yes. And I would say it is especially necessary when you are responsible for a lot of people.
When your own finances are in a state of anxiety or avoidance, you have less to give not just financially but emotionally. Taking care of your relationship with money is not selfish. It is how you sustain the ability to show up for everyone else.
My clients who do this work do not just feel better about money. They feel better in their lives. And the people around them feel that too.
You don’t have to carry this alone. Whether you’re ready for support, community, or a deeper reset, there’s a path forward that meets you where you are.
