Good morning. It’s Monday, July 28th, 2025. Life is full of transitions—some expected, many not. In these moments, before reacting emotionally or powering through blindly, ask yourself three powerful, clarifying questions: 1️⃣ Should I Pause? Not everything demands immediate action. If the decision isn’t urgent and your energy is low, pausing might be wise. A pause isn’t laziness—it’s choosing to wait well. Sometimes a pause leads to quitting, and quitting, when done for the right reasons, is wisdom in disguise. Not every season is for action. Some are for rest, reflection, or redirection. 2️⃣ Should I Pivot? Sticking with something that’s clearly not working isn’t resilience—it’s stubbornness. If a better opportunity is emerging, or if the current path is draining your time, energy, and money with no end in sight, it may be time to pivot. Success often comes not from grinding harder, but from changing direction with intention and enthusiasm. 3️⃣ Should I Persevere? Perseverance is hard. It’s rarely sexy. But it’s often the difference-maker. Most people don’t fail because they can’t succeed—they fail because they stop trying when things get hard. But if your why is clear, and the goal still matters deeply, then stick with it. Simplify the steps. Lean on your support system. Remember: in wealth and wellness, consistency beats intensity every single time. ⸻ 🔥 Whether you’re reevaluating a job, a health goal, a business venture, or even a relationship—ask yourself: 👉 Is it time to Pause? 👉 Is it time to Pivot? 👉 Is it time to Persevere? And here’s a bonus hack: Ask 2–3 trusted friends for their input. Invite them to wear their “objective hat” and speak truth into your situation. As Proverbs reminds us, “Plans fail for lack of counsel, but with many advisers they succeed.” ➡️ So what crossroads are you facing today? Drop a comment or share this with someone navigating a hard decision. Let’s help each other move forward—with wisdom, courage, and all we’ve got.

Good morning. It’s Thursday, July 24, 2025. Before his death, Steve Jobs said this: “I reached the pinnacle of success in the business world… In others’ eyes, my life is an epitome of success. However, aside from work, I have little joy. In the end, wealth is only a fact of life that I am accustomed to. At this moment, lying on the sick bed and recalling my whole life, I realize that all the recognition and wealth that I took so much pride in have paled and become meaningless in the face of impending death.” Sobering words from a man who changed the world. His parting wisdom wasn’t about productivity hacks, IPOs, or the next big idea. It was about this: • Cherish relationships. • Treasure love. • Walk closely with those who matter most. So yes—carpe diem. Seize the day. But don’t do it alone. Bring someone with you. 👉 Call your brother. 👉 Text your daughter. 👉 Grab coffee with that old friend. 👉 Say what needs to be said before it’s too late. Because success without connection is just a lonely kind of wealth. And the truest form of millionaire living isn’t about accumulating more—It’s about sharing the best of what you already have. ⸻ 💬 Question for you: Who comes to mind reading this? Tag them. Text them. Tell them. Let this post be your nudge to carpe diem—not just for yourself, but with the people God’s placed in your life. #millionaireME #Wisdom #SteveJobs #LegacyLiving #CarpeDiemTogether #UnleashYourInnerTBA #WealthIsConnection #LoveIsWealth #FaithFamilyFriendsForever millionaireME | Happy • Healthy • Wealthy • Wise 🐷🪽

Good morning It’s Thursday, July 17, 2025. Greetings from Seattle—land of coffee, seafood, sourdough, and temptation at every turn. I’m here for my daughter’s wedding (yes, all the tears 🥹), and while the joy is high, so is the potential for going completely off the rails—both nutritionally and financially. Vacations should be indulgent in memories, not regrets. The challenge isn’t just finding time to enjoy—it’s finding balance in the joy. So how do we keep from returning home with a food hangover, a drained bank account, and the dreaded post-trip “what have I done?” feeling? Here are 10 ways to keep your health on track, even while traveling: 🌿 HEALTH HACKS FOR VACATION: 1. Hydrate Early & Often – One gallon might be tough, but half your body weight in ounces is doable. 2. Sleep Like It Matters – A rested traveler is a wiser eater and spender. 3. Walk It Out – Skip the Uber when you can. Shoot for 10k steps—explore with your feet. 4. Smaller Portions, Shared Plates – Savor without stuffing. 5. Protein First, Always – Helps with satiety and keeping blood sugar balanced. 6. Limit Liquid Calories – Especially sugary or boozy ones. (But yes, enjoy the local espresso ☕️). 7. Pack Healthy Snacks – Prevent impulsive gas station or airport pit stops. 8. Fast Strategically – Even a 12–14 hour fast helps your system reset. 9. Find One Daily Non-Negotiable – A short workout, a stretch, a journal—something grounding. 10. Practice Gratitude – It curbs overindulgence and centers your mindset. 💰 NOW ON THE MONEY SIDE: Let’s not forget: vacations can become budget benders if we’re not careful. Here are 3 quick financial vacation hacks: 1. Set a Daily Spend Limit – Even a loose ceiling keeps you conscious. 2. Use Cash for Discretionary Splurges – It slows down impulsive purchases. 3. Track as You Go – A simple note on your phone helps you see the trend before it gets out of hand. Bottom line: The goal is restoration, not regression. You can indulge without unraveling your health and wealth goals.

Good morning. It’s Wednesday, July 16th, 2025. I’m here in Seattle for my eldest daughter’s wedding and it has me thinking about marriage and the importance of marrying the right person. Here’s a powerful reminder from the wisdom of the Oracle of Omaha himself: “Marry the right person. I’m serious about that.” Buffett shared this insight at the 2009 Berkshire Hathaway meeting, emphasizing, “It will make more difference in your life. You will move in the direction of the people you associate with. And the most important person by far in that respect is your spouse.” Equally insightful, Charlie Munger reminded us: “How to find a good spouse? The best single way is to deserve a good spouse…To get what you want, you have to deserve what you want.” ⸻ 💍 10 Qualities to Prioritize in a Life Partner for Success in Health, Happiness, Wealth & Wisdom 1. Conscientiousness & Reliability Buffet credits a partner’s conscientious nature with boosting income, job satisfaction, and life stability . 2. Growth Mindset & Curiosity Like Buffet and Munger, choose someone who loves learning, embraces challenges, and grows over time. 3. Shared Core Values Align on faith, family, and finances—foundational for longevity, harmony, and purpose. 4. Emotional Intelligence & Communication A partner able to listen deeply, handle conflict well, and empathize will strengthen mutual trust. 5. Financial Prudence & Discipline Money harmony comes when both spouses practice saving, budgeting, and wise investing together. 6. Supportive & Encouraging They should cheer you on, reflect your best self, and help you rise—just as Buffet noted you “move in the direction of the people you associate with.” 7. Resilience & Adaptability Life throws curveballs. A spouse who bends without breaking—who leans into challenges—will be your anchor. 8. Integrity & Character As Munger and Buffet emphasized, reputation and values are life-long assets. 9. Sense of Humor & Joyfulness Shared laughter lightens life’s burdens and builds a reservoir of happiness.

Good morning. It’s Friday(!), July 11th, 2025. If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to build wealth—not just for a moment, but for a lifetime—this is it. Not a hack. Not a hustle. Not a one-time score. It’s a staircase. 🧱 Each step builds on the last. Miss one? Your climb gets shakier. Nail them all? You’re walking in the footsteps of every self-made millionaire I’ve ever studied. 🔟 Here they are, from bottom to top: 1. Earning – Grow your income over time. Add value. Get raises. Start something. Stack skills. 2. Saving – Pay yourself first. Build a buffer. Fund your future. 3. Investing – Make your money work harder than you do. 4. Spending Wisely – Live below your means. Know the difference between needs and wants. 5. Protecting – Use insurance and legal tools to guard your assets. 6. Planning – Set long-term goals. Track your progress like a pro. 7. Learning – Stay financially sharp. Read. Ask questions. Seek wisdom. 8. Diversifying – Don’t put all your eggs in one income basket. 9. Giving – Create impact. Practice gratitude. Live open-handed. 10. Mindset Mastery – Cultivate abundance thinking. Believe it’s possible. Do the inner work. 🎯 Which step are you on today? 📉 Which one do you need to shore up? 📈 Which one can you teach someone else? This is millionaireME in action—climbing the staircase with purpose, side-by-side. 👣 🧠 And here’s the secret: You don’t have to sprint to the top. Just don’t stop climbing. ⸻ CTAs for today’s post: 👇 Drop the number you’re working on right now in the comments. 💬 Or tag a friend to climb the staircase with you. 🙌 If you know someone who’s ready to climb—someone hungry for clarity, accountability, and a crew that actually cares—invite them in. The millionaireME community isn’t just for you. It’s for your brother, your best friend, your co-worker who’s sick of spinning their wheels. We’re everyday people climbing together—and there’s always room for one more stepper. 👣 📩 Invite them today. The staircase is better climbed together.