Mike Milligan argues that cookie-cutter financial plans fail because they ignore your story, faith, and scars. Real planning has to be personal, shaped by your past and what you're actually called to do, not a template that fits everyone the same way.
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Your life is one of a kind. Your story, your family, your faith, your scars, and your dreams are not the same as everyone else's. So your financial plan should not be copied out of a textbook or built off a template. It should honor where you came from, where you are now, and where you feel called to go. A real plan that should help you step off what Dr. King called the lonely island of poverty in the midst of a vast ocean of material prosperity and move toward the riches of freedom and the security of justice in your own life, in your own community. We fully support everything Dr. Martin Luther King stood for at One Oak Financial. It is really— he gave inspiration to the One of a Kind Financial Plan.