Hi everyone, I’m Mary! I’m part of the support team here at Lifeonaire Academy, and I want to personally welcome our new members. We’re really glad you’re here. Lifeonaire Academy is more than just information, it’s a community. This is a safe space where you don’t have to have everything figured out. It’s okay to ask questions, share ideas, learn at your own pace, and grow alongside others who are on a similar journey. This community is about: - Growing together, not competing - Having real conversations about life, business, and purpose - Supporting one another — spiritually, mentally, and practically - Learning, sharing, and even praying together when needed You don’t have to get it “right” all the time here. Progress matters more than perfection. To get us started, we’d love to hear from you. Please introduce yourself in the comments: • Where you’re joining from • One thing you’re hoping to gain from Lifeonaire Academy Jump in and say hello. This community works best when we engage with one another. Welcome again! 🤍

I’ve had a lot of conversations lately that sound surprisingly similar. Different details. Different numbers. But the same theme keeps showing up. People are doing all the “right” things financially. They’re saving. Investing. Working hard. Living simply. And yet — they still feel tight. Cash flow gets squeezed. Expenses rise with life’s seasons. And before long, stress creeps in. When that happens, the first instinct is almost always the same: “I’ve got to make more money.” So we push harder. We take on more. We start solving life like it’s a math problem — and the answer always seems to be “work more.” But what if the solution isn’t more money? What if it’s recognizing what God has already provided? For many people, that provision is sitting quietly on the sidelines. Crypto. Stocks. Gold. Silver. Equity. All good things — blessings, even — but often untouched, “for a rainy day.” Maybe today is the rainy day. If the Lord gave you the wisdom and ability to build up those reserves, why would He not also provide again when they’re needed? I’ve been in this situation more than once myself. I’ve felt that pressure, that tightening in my chest when the numbers didn’t line up on paper. And more than once, I’ve sold assets to pay down debt or free up cash flow. Every time, life got better. The world would say it’s foolish — “Don’t sell! Think about the long-term return!” But the world’s view of success rarely accounts for things like peace, rest, family, margin, and joy. God’s economy isn’t limited to spreadsheets. Life isn’t a math equation. When I’ve made those decisions prayerfully — when I’ve thanked God for His provision and trusted Him to continue providing — He’s always been faithful. I’ve never moved backward. I may have owned one less property for a while, but I gained peace, freedom, and flexibility. And before long, new opportunities opened up. So maybe, just maybe, the question isn’t “How can I make more?” Maybe it’s “What has God already provided that I’m holding too tightly?”