Lisa Schoenthaler
Lisa Schoenthaler is the Founder of Life by Divine Blueprint™, a transformational platform dedicated to guiding women into alignment with their identity, power, and capacity to create lives rooted in truth, wealth, and embodiment. Based in St. Michael, Minnesota, Lisa combines expertise in feminine embodiment, generational wealth expansion, and sovereign living to help women design lives that are fully integrated, self-led, and reflective of their divine purpose. With over a decade of experience in leadership and coaching, she has cultivated a unique approach where emotional intelligence meets execution, and vision becomes actionable structure.
A faith-based spiritual and life coach for over six years, Lisa specializes in helping women reclaim their identity beyond survival, societal roles, and conditioning. Through her Divine Blueprint methodology, she guides clients to expand their capacity to receive, hold, and circulate wealth, build businesses and brands aligned with their true design, and lead from self-trust rather than fear. Her coaching emphasizes deep recalibration and legacy-building, ensuring that transformation is authentic and sustainable.
Lisa’s work is fueled by a profound personal calling and vision that reaffirmed her purpose: to help women recognize the power already within them. She is actively building an ecosystem and retreat center designed to address mental, emotional, and physical well-being, offering women a safe space to shed societal masks and step into the fullness of their God-given potential. Beyond coaching, she leverages her extensive leadership experience in corporate environments to model servant-based leadership, empowerment, and community-focused growth.
• Spiritual Coach
• 9D Breathwork Facilitator
• Life Coach
• Certificate of Ordination
• University of Phoenix - BBA
• Women's shelter chapel facilitator
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My first piece of advice is get yourself a coach and surround yourself with people who will celebrate you along your journey. Find people who know things you don't - my biggest fear I had to overcome was technology, and when I realized there are people out there who know a lot and are more than willing to help, it changed everything. Yes, sometimes you have to invest in yourself and pay for things, but embrace the fact that we have that power within us and we can learn. We're never too old to learn a new skill, and there are people you can hire to help you with these things. The second thing is overcoming the scarcity mindset - we'll hesitate to invest in our business but then go buy a $100 purse. It's really about opening up your mind, because there are so many resources out there. Partner with other women, and avoid the gatekeepers who won't share the wealth of knowledge. When you find those women who are there for you, create that tribe. And just ask for help - delegation is key.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
I value my time on a whole new level. For example, I'm trying to change my relationship with food, so I think about if I eat a pack of M&Ms, how much exercise do I have to do just to wear off the calories and carbs. I'm learning to value time differently, especially since I'm getting older, but I'm living to live, not living to die. I also value my relationship with God, the small circle of friends that I have, and of course my family. I'm trying to live out loud in a way where the devil can't have a toehold on me - where it's not like she says this but does that kind of thing. It's about accountability and integrity, staying aligned with those values and not letting anything cross them, because that's what's going to continue to lead me on a fulfilling path.