Greetings! It’s Saturday, September 27th, 2025. There are 95 days left in the year. Most people spend their lives chasing money, thinking it’s the finish line. But the truth? Being rich and being wealthy aren’t the same thing. • A rich person may have a lot of dollars in the bank, but very little time, health, love, or relationships left to enjoy it. • A wealthy person, on the other hand, understands that real wealth is measured in happiness (especially relationships), health (mental + physical), financial security, and wisdom (philosophical + spiritual). And let’s not forget the most overlooked element: time—the chance to actually enjoy it all. So I’ll ask you: What does real wealth mean to you? Here are 10 trades you can make to move from rich to truly wealthy: 1. Trade busyness for presence → Put your phone down at dinner, look your loved ones in the eye. 2. Trade excess consumption for intentional simplicity → Less clutter, more clarity. 3. Trade overtime for exercise → Your future self will thank you. 4. Trade instant gratification for long-term security → Save, invest, and compound peace of mind. 5. Trade noise for wisdom → Read scripture, philosophy, or timeless literature instead of endless scrolling. 6. Trade transactions for relationships → Nurture friendships, not just business deals. 7. Trade ego for gratitude → Gratitude multiplies wealth in every direction. 8. Trade burnout for rhythm → Build in rest, Sabbath, or recovery time so you can keep going strong. 9. Trade accumulation for generosity → Giving away paradoxically grows what matters most. 10. Trade “someday” for today → Don’t wait until retirement to live. Wealth is enjoying now while preparing for tomorrow. 💡 Call to Action: In the millionaireME community, we’re chasing more than money—we’re chasing wholeness. Join us in redefining wealth so that you don’t just make a living but truly live a life. ⸻ millionaireME | Happy • Healthy • Wealthy • Wise 🐷🪽

Greetings! It’s Tuesday, September 23rd, 2025. There are 99 days left in the year. As in “I got 99 problems but wealth and wellness ain’t among them.” We all want our goals to look like a straight line: Set a goal → Achieve it. But reality looks more like this: doubting, learning, failing, practicing, struggling, feeling lost… and only then, finally, achieving. The difference isn’t in the path—it’s in the persistence. The key? Grit. The refusal to quit, even when the journey feels like two steps forward, one step back. 💰 In wealth: Saving for an emergency fund feels slow until one day it’s there—protecting you. 🏋️ In wellness: Building strength is weeks of sore muscles before that weight finally moves. Every stumble is part of the process. Every detour builds resilience. 👉 Your call to action: Don’t mistake the messy middle for failure. It’s proof you’re still in the game. Stay gritty. Stay in it. Your breakthrough may be just one more rep, deposit, or decision away. You got this! ⸻ millionaireME: Happy • Healthy • Wealthy • Wise 🐷 🪽

Good morning. It’s Friday, September 26th, 2025. There are 96 days left in the year. Iron is strength. Iron sharpens iron. And just like in the periodic table, strength is essential in the millionaireME game—wealth, wellness, and wisdom. To be strong means to be steady, resilient, and unshakable when life applies pressure. Here are some iron-clad ways to build strength today: ⸻ 💰 Wealth Strength 1. Automate savings—set up recurring transfers to investments or debt paydowns. 2. Diversify smartly—don’t put your future all in one basket (or one stock). 3. Know your numbers—net worth, spending, GlidePath, WealthPath. Iron is clarity. 4. Invest for the long haul—markets wobble, but iron doesn’t bend. 5. Protect your downside—insurance, emergency fund, wills & trusts. ⸻ 🏋️ Wellness Strength 1. Prioritize protein—build your body like you’re building your portfolio. 2. Move daily—iron plates in the gym or a strong walk outdoors. 3. Hydrate and rest—iron rusts without care; so do we. 4. Resist excess—sugar, alcohol, late nights steal tomorrow’s strength. 5. Schedule recovery—stretch, pray, breathe, reset. ⸻ 📖 Wisdom Strength 1. Read daily—iron sharpens iron; books sharpen minds. 2. Surround yourself with mentors—borrow their strength. 3. Ask better questions—the quality of your answers depends on them. 4. Stay grounded in faith—wisdom is strength anchored in truth. 5. Teach others—when you share wisdom, your iron grows sharper. (Live the one-third, one-third, one-third rule: 1/3 of your time with those ahead of you; 1/3 with those alongside you; and 1/3 with those who are where you once were.) ⸻ 💡 Call to Action: Today’s the 26th—iron day. Choose ONE action in each category to strengthen your Wealth, Wellness, and Wisdom. Share your three picks in the millionaireME community so we can sharpen one another. Because in the end, iron isn’t just an element…it’s a lifestyle. ⸻ millionaireME | Happy • Healthy • Wealthy • Wise 🐷 🪽

Good morning. It’s Thursday, September 25th, 2025. There are 97 days left in the year. Of all the choices in the realm of exercise, walking stands alone as the most impactful—physically, mentally, and spiritually. Physically Walking strengthens the heart, boosts circulation, lowers blood pressure, aids digestion, and helps maintain a healthy weight. Unlike high-impact exercise, it’s sustainable across decades of life. You don’t need fancy equipment, just a good pair of shoes—and ideally, some open sky. Mentally Walking clears the fog. Studies show it reduces anxiety, enhances memory, sparks creativity, and even combats depression. When you’re moving forward physically, your mind often follows—finding clarity, solutions, and perspective you can’t reach sitting still. Spiritually From Genesis to Revelation, “walking” is shorthand for life with God. Enoch walked with God. Abraham was told to walk before Him. Micah 6:8 calls us to “walk humbly with your God.” Walking isn’t just a way to get from here to there—it’s a picture of daily companionship, obedience, and transformation. And why outdoors? Because nature always has been—and is—the first, best, ultimate cathedral. A mountain trail, a park path, even your neighborhood sidewalk becomes holy ground when you realize you’re walking with Him. The fresh air lifts your spirit, sunlight fuels your body, and nature whispers reminders of God’s presence. 👉 Call to Action: This week, carve out time to walk. Not just to exercise, but to connect. Walk with intention—breathe deeply, listen closely, and talk with a friend or God as you move. It could be the simplest, most powerful step you take toward health, wealth, and wisdom. 🚶‍♂️💡🙏 #millionaireME #UnleashYourInnerTBA #WealthAndWellness ⸻ millionaireME | Happy • Healthy • Wealthy • Wise 🐷 🪽

Good morning. It’s Sunday, September 21st, 2025. There are 101 days left in the year. In college, I had the greatest writing professor one could ever ask for—Reynolds Price. An A.B. Duke and Rhodes Scholar, Faulkner Award winner, and arguably one of the finest Southern voices of his era. To my amazement, I was the first student to ask if I could do an independent study of his work. Maybe smarter students, already familiar with his bard-like cadence (especially when he read Milton aloud), knew better. Let me confess something: I’d had more than a few papers returned to me bloodied with red ink over typos and grammar. But I’d never had one come back with the note Reynolds Price once scrawled in the margin: “I stop here, defeated.” My crime? Misusing the word lie. He later told me no professor worth his salt should let a student graduate without knowing the difference between the transitive lay and the intransitive lie. To this day, I’ve never forgotten it. But the real lesson came later. I was with him in Asheville, North Carolina, where he was giving a reading of his novel The Tongues of Angels. An audience member asked: “Professor Price, how did you decide to become a writer?” His answer was simple, elegant, and life-changing: “I simply followed the praise.” ⸻ The Takeaway That phrase has been echoing in my mind ever since. In wealth, wellness, and life itself, you and I are constantly faced with two questions: 1. Where are you receiving consistent unsolicited praise? Not the perfunctory kind, but the type that people can’t help but give you—because in that arena, you shine. 2. Where would a teacher or coach worth their salt stop you, defeated? Where are you committing a crime against your craft, your health, or your wealth that must be addressed before you go one step further? These aren’t little questions. They’re the big ones. They shape what you accomplish, how you contribute, and the kind of legacy you leave. So I ask you: 👉 What praise should you follow?