Listen up God has showed out for your girl. I need everyone in this community to not only dream big but put in the work behind what you want to happen. I am not as loud as I could be and God still opened a major door. I want an need everyone to WIN and Succeed let's GOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I typed this up before but it didn’t post. Writing this entire thing is discomfort to me. Being vulnerable especially in a group of strangers is hard. The week this program started I lost my 9-5. This triggered a lot of emotions feeling like a failure, worried about what I’m going to do next, and how will i be able to assist my husband in our household. Though he pays all the bills I still like to have incidental money on the side especially since we have had some legal issues with his kids the past few yrs that have cost him tens of thousands of dollars. Right now he is paying 1200 a month that shouldn’t even be a thing. Saying all that to highlight there has been an financial burden placed on him and losing my job is not going to help out. The last couple weeks I have dusted off ALL of my driver services (sparks, roadie, uber, amazon, and DoorDash). I reach out to this lady I used to drop kids off from school for her business. Just so happened she was losing a driver that very week and needed the a replacement. I opened Indeed and started applying for jobs. I already had an interview and I start this week!! With all this I can say I never gave up my faith that God has something bigger and better in store for me. He didn’t even allow enough time to past to collect unemployment before he gave me something where I will make more and have a the flexible schedule I need for my kids. Times like this is a constant reminder that God has the last say and He will always make a way out of no way.

Today I took time to show and explain to my son how bills work, why they matter, and the importance of responsibility when it comes to money. I also had him ride along with me yesterday while I did DoorDash so he could see the hustle it takes to earn income. I want him to understand not only the value of money but also the effort and discipline required to take care of responsibilities. Tomorrow I will discuss savings with him. He's truly a Entreprenuer in the making.

Happy Friday, everyone! I woke up today feeling motivated… but I didn’t make it into my 9-5. Honestly? I’m just tired — physically and emotionally drained from showing up every day. And I realized, I want control of my life. I’m 26, a mom of 2, a full-time student, and I work a full-time job. It’s exhausting. And I think a lot of us feel this — you grind, you show up, but it’s never enough. That’s why when I hear @Marquita Leonard say things like, “That job alone won’t do it, so what can you do to make passive income?” or “1 hour a day to work toward your goal” — it really hits. And honestly, jobs themselves take a lot from you. They cost your energy, your peace, your time. So today, I decided to take a day for me — mentally and emotionally. I’m using it to work on this program, catch up on school, and just organize my thoughts. I have a million ideas and so much knowledge, but not enough action yet. Today, I chose action for myself. To make up for the time I missed at my 9-5, I’m also going to DoorDash for a few hours. Taking care of myself doesn’t mean I’m slacking — it means I’m being smart and balancing my life. Take your PTO, take a mental health day, do something for you. Prioritize yourself. That job can replace you tomorrow, but if you make yourself your own boss, your own income source — you’ll never have to worry again. I hope everyone’s day gets better, and your future looks brighter. Let’s make it happen!