A Man Is Not A Financial Plan - Mothers Day Story

When you have a child something changes in you.

You are responsible for the upbringing of one

of the GREATEST blessings in life.

I took it very seriously.

And still do.

The day I had my Jack it was all about how

can I take care of my child in the best way

possible.

Then along came Ava… then Travis…. 

It’s a big learning curve, alot of trial and error…

you keep doing what works, getting rid of the

rest and moving onward and upward.

That’s how you progress.

Just like in business, right?

There are so many wonderful, hard working

moms out there that I have had the pleasure to

meet and work with.

I am awed at the tenacity that they have to

make their lives better by creating an ideal

situation of working from home and see

them as a reflection of myself.

There is NO doubt that the actual job of being

a mom is waaaay undervalued.  It is ALOT of

work.  And then to have a business on TOP

of that…  we MUST give ourselves a

HUGE pat on the back and do it

often.

I think of my mother this day and WISH I could

tell her in person what an amazing mom she was.

She was divorced with two kids, no child support when

she met the LOVE of her life, Danny.  He was handsome,

warm, successful, funny… he had two boys…

and he loved my mom incredibly.

They had my baby brother and were happier

than EVER.

They planned a trip to Florida

to introduce my baby brother to grandparents

and family.

On our way home we stopped at Disney!

Honestly, I was young and don’t

remember much of it at all.

What I DO remember was in a hotel room

half way home we awoke to strangers in the

room.

They informed us that our parents had to

go to the hospital and they’d be back soon.

Well… only my mother returned… completely

crushed and utterly devastated.   Danny had

died of an aneurysm.

My brother wasn’t even one.

The reason why I’m sharing this story is

twofold.

#1- She had to work incredibly hard and

sacrifice alot JUST to survive.

#2- She was not in any way financially

prepared for having to take care of

everything herself.

She did this until she saw my baby brother

off to the navy…

She had been sick with cancer and I KNOW

she held off passing on until she KNEW he

was “taken care of.”

Wasn’t long after that, at 47 she went to heaven.

What a woman.  What a serious source of

strength, character and integrity.

AND she was funny all the while….

She always said, “Don’t ever depend on a man.”

That has ALWAYS stuck in my mind.  I used to think

she was man bashing because

of what happened to her.

But I see she really just wanted me to never be in

a situation where I couldn’t take care of myself.  Period.

I’m NOT coming from a man bashing

perspective here at all, but ladies… I need to say this:

I have it in my soul to help other people.  Especially

women… and ESPECIALLY moms.  My mothers

story drives me in my business.

Alot of women I work with work from home to

supplement their income.

I’m one of those crazy ones who is

working my way to financial freedom.

It’s my moms story in me that compelled me

to search and try and never give up until I

found something that actually worked.

I don’t want to work myself to death.

I want to work hard now… to live

financially free by the time my baby is 7.

He’s 2.

Anyone with me?

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Today is ALL we have…. so make it your BEST day yet.

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