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09/17/2025

Wonderful WINSday , half way through the week…but allergies strike again. 🫠

09/16/2025

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You’re starting your workday—coffee in hand, thinking of the things you need to do today —and meanwhile, your business h...
09/16/2025

You’re starting your workday—coffee in hand, thinking of the things you need to do today —and meanwhile, your business has already made moves while you slept. ☕️💼🌍

That’s not a dream. That’s the reality of running a global business alongside my 9–5, powered by a 24/7 system that doesn’t wait for office hours.

I didn’t quit my job.
I didn’t gamble everything.
I built something smart—something scalable—that works around my schedule.
✔ No cap on income
✔ No waiting for permission to take time off
✔ No burning out just to keep up

I still do my full-time job. But now, I also wake up to progress, momentum, and a business that’s building my future in the background.

If you’ve ever felt like your paycheck alone isn’t cutting it—or that your time is worth more—consider this your wake-up call. 🔔

Because freedom isn’t found in choosing either stability or flexibility. It’s found in creating both. ✨

POV: You’re building something real on social media… but some days, just opening the app feels like too much. 😔You’re me...
09/12/2025

POV: You’re building something real on social media… but some days, just opening the app feels like too much. 😔

You’re met with pain, division, stories that weigh heavy on your heart… and you wonder,
“How am I supposed to talk about what I do right now? How do I share a product, a service, an opportunity—when the world feels like it’s falling apart?”

But here’s what I always come back to:
This isn’t just about business.
It’s about hope.
It’s about healing.
It’s about creating possibility—whether that’s financial, physical, emotional, or simply a glimmer of light in someone’s scroll. ✨
On the hard days, showing up isn’t about selling.
It’s about serving.
It’s about making space for people to breathe, to feel seen, to remember that there’s still good in the world.

So don’t pull back when it gets heavy.

Lean in—not because everything is perfect,
but because someone out there needs your voice, your courage, your light. 🌿

Your presence might be the reminder they didn’t know they needed:
That growth is still possible.
That hope is still real.
That they’re not alone.

💛 Keep showing up. Keep sharing. Your message matters—especially now. 🙏

09/11/2025

Thankful Thursday 🙏🏼

Every time we check our phones, we’re reminded…This little screen? It’s more than just scrolling or texting.It’s become ...
09/11/2025

Every time we check our phones, we’re reminded…

This little screen? It’s more than just scrolling or texting.

It’s become our way to create options.
To earn on our time.

To build something that works with our life, not against it.

We both work full time and my husband is an amputee.

So trust us—we get what it’s like to need flexibility, to feel stuck, or to wonder if there’s more out there.

There is. We found it through this very phone.

👉 If you’ve ever felt like you’re meant for more too, drop a “TOGETHER” or send us a message.

Let’s talk about what’s possible—for real.

🙏 09/11/2001 “We Will Never forget” 🙏Where were you when the world stopped turning?I’ll never forget where I was on the ...
09/11/2025

🙏 09/11/2001 “We Will Never forget” 🙏

Where were you when the world stopped turning?

I’ll never forget where I was on the morning of September 11, 2001.
I was just a high school sophomore in Littleton, Colorado, going through my usual morning routine — groggy, getting ready for school, mind on nothing in particular. It felt like any other Tuesday.

Then someone told me to turn on the TV.
And in that moment, everything changed.

I watched in disbelief as smoke poured from the Twin Towers. The confusion on the reporters’ faces. The second plane hitting. People running. Jumping. Praying. Crying. I didn’t fully understand what I was seeing, but I felt it — in the pit of my stomach, in my chest, in my soul.
That day, nearly 3,000 lives were stolen.

Thousands more shattered. And yet, out of that unimaginable darkness, something powerful rose — compassion. Humanity. Unity.

Strangers became family. First responders ran toward the danger when everyone else ran away. People held each other, cried with each other, stood together — no politics, no division, just love and loss and the aching desire to do something good in a broken moment.

Today, 24 years later, I want to invite you to do something simple but powerful:
💬 Pause.
💬 Breathe.
💬 Reflect.

👉 Who or what are you grateful for — right now, in this exact moment?

👉 Who could use your kindness today — even if it’s just a smile, a message, a reminder they’re not alone?

👉 What part of your life are you taking for granted — and how can you honor it more fully?
We don’t get to control when tragedy strikes. But we do get to decide how we live afterward. How we show up for others. How we carry ourselves — with kindness, with humility, with purpose.

So if this post reaches you today, don’t just scroll past.

Leave a comment. Share something you’re grateful for. Or tag someone who needs to hear they matter.

Let’s honor the memory of 9/11 by choosing to live more deeply — and love more freely — every single day we’re given is a blessing. So let’s be a blessing to each other.

We will never forget. 🇺🇸

🤍 As you lay down tonight, take a deep breath and remember just how fragile and beautiful life is. Tomorrow is never pro...
09/11/2025

🤍 As you lay down tonight, take a deep breath and remember just how fragile and beautiful life is. Tomorrow is never promised, and we often forget how fleeting our moments can be.
On this evening, 24 years ago, 246 people went to sleep, unknowingly preparing for their final flights. 2,606 others settled in for the night, thinking of the work they’d do the next day. 343 firefighters, 60 police officers, and 8 paramedics rested, ready for their morning shifts, not knowing they wouldn’t live to see 10:00am on September 11, 2001.

This day, this reminder, teaches us that life can change in an instant. So as you embrace your loved ones tonight, hold them a little tighter. Let each moment you share be filled with love and gratitude. Never take a single second for granted, because we never know what tomorrow will bring. 🙏

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