Welcome to the Speak Success Studio, where we ignite your drive, embrace your journey,
and celebrate your milestones on the path to success.
I'm your host, Reverend Joy Dore.
I'm excited to embark on this empowering journey with you today.
Today, we have our host in the house, Tabatha Torrell.
She is a wife, a mom to five incredible kids.
Oh, I love that.
Speaker, best-selling co-author, life and business co-founder, and real estate investor
with almost two decades of experience.
Her journey started in fitness coaching 16 years ago, alongside all high school sweethearts
that have been navigating the real estate world.
She's passionate about helping people achieve their dreams and live life on their terms.
And that is going to be our topic today, how to stop ready your time for money by creating
laborious income.
So with that, I'm just going to welcome the coach in the house today to just take it away.
First of all, we want to know who you are, why you do what you do, and who you serve.
Yeah.
Well, thank you so much for having me.
And you know, you kind of said it all, all the hats that I wear.
But yes, my name is Tabatha Thorell and I live in the Midwest in the United States.
I married my high school sweetheart and we have five beautiful daughters.
And for me, I started coaching almost 16 years ago.
I started in fitness and nutrition because I loved helping people transform their bodies,
their mind through nutrition and fitness and movement.
I was a mom just shortly after we got married.
And so I knew what fitness had done for me mentally.
I had previous to that, I had a degree in marriage and family studies.
So I naturally wanted to help people like I naturally have this passion for helping people
overcome challenges, live life beautifully, you know, stop living in the suffering.
Myself, my mom had an autoimmune disease since I was two years old.
So I watched her suffer a long time physically, mentally.
I saw my dad working his fingers to the bone, sometimes 90 hours a week of a blue collar
job and we were barely getting by.
I mean, I give so much love and gratitude to my parents because they did the best that
they could with what they had.
And we never really went without.
We might have went without name brand things, but we never went without shoes or clothes
or clean.
Our house was always the house people came to.
You know, we my mom cooked beautifully all the time.
We had so much love, even with my dad working so much his capacity to bring just that certainty
that like everything was going to be okay.
But I did learn early on that there was this wedge between my dad and I because he wasn't
home very much.
And now as an adult, I understand why.
But as a child, I didn't.
And so I met my husband when I was 15 years old and he was amazing with kids and we knew
we wanted a big family.
And I said, I want my kids to have their father around.
I didn't just want him to provide, which was a great attribute.
Again, like all the men out there, that is a natural thing for you want to provide.
But I wanted to help provide an atmosphere where he could be home more.
And so I was always inventing and creating things and opportunities for me to even earn
a couple hundred extra bucks a month.
We really like to travel.
We like to see the world because we live in the Midwest.
And so there's no, you know, travel or there's no like tourist experience here.
And I love the beach and I love to be by water.
So, you know, I would do these little services and these things to help bring an income.
And then I would also kind of instruct and coach people fitness wise.
But I didn't really do that on my own for like a whole decade.
I worked with other people.
I worked with a network marketing company, which essentially was my own business.
It was a side hustle, but it was still working for another company.
And so, you know, through that journey, that that decade of working with another direct
selling company and fitness coaching and helping people in that transformational space, I learned
a lot about what I liked and what I didn't like, who I wanted to serve, what I wanted
to do, how I wanted to move forward.
We had three beautiful daughters in that time frame.
And I really wanted to live a life that we created and we weren't trading that time for
money.
And we were already real estate investing.
That started when we were 19 and 21.
We knew that from the beginning when we were in college, we saw that as a way to really
position ourselves in the future to not rely on our government to take care of us.
So we started real estate investing, but it was still a side hustle.
It was not a full time income.
We were buying properties and we were flipping some and renovation and things like that.
But it was definitely not a full time thing yet.
And so fast forward to 2018, God put it in my heart to start my own business.
And I was like, I don't know.
I don't know if I can do this because I was not, I didn't have a degree in business.
You know, I didn't think that I could do it.
I didn't know sales and marketing.
You know, I was doing direct selling, but that was all another company.
You know, they fulfilled on everything.
And so I was just very hesitant.
But one thing I know is when God asked me to move, I move.
I did it when I met my husband.
He put it in my heart to stay with him and persist with him, even though he wasn't quite
as sure as I was.
And so I said, okay, God, I trust you.
And he put people in my life to help me because I knew I couldn't do it myself.
And so I hired a coach to help me develop the plan and I got it off the ground.
And because I had enough credibility with my own health and fitness, and I had been
helping people in other areas, you know, it was the launch was successful and I was able
to help people and kind of grow that.
But I'm a visionary and I see things in big picture.
And so it was not big enough for me.
And so, you know, I continued to learn sales and marketing in the online space and I would
just consume everything and I'd go to conferences and I'd pay for coaches.
I'd invest in myself.
I would invest money.
I mean, we're talking like five figures, which for us and me, like that was huge.
It was scary every time that I had to get my credit card out and pay for something.
I had that gut moment and I just, I had to trust that I was spirit led and I had to trust
my own intuition that this was for me.
God put this in my path and I'm going to discern this.
I'm going to move forward.
And so that's what we did.
And from 2018 until now, six years, we had two more daughters and we have continued to
buy real estate and we, I've pivoted some of our coaching and what I want to really
fulfill on so that our family is more united.
And so that is kind of changed over the course of this last six years, but I'm super excited.
Because this year I really feel everything is like just going to explode.
And so there've been a lot of waiting seasons in the last six years.
And so I'm really in the seventh year.
Seven has a lot of biblical meaning, but you know, yeah.
And there's seven in our family and there's so much of that.
So this is our seventh year.
So I'm really excited to experience that with my family, but also for the families that
we're going to impact because that is our new business model is helping families.
So that's kind of me in a nutshell and where we're at today.
Wow.
That was so amazing.
I love everything you said.
And actually I could just, you know, like the, you're just pouring into everything I
have to ask you, which I'm still gonna ask you for a moment who is watching because you
are like, okay, how is it, how is our coach, you know, and the first question for you is
how has your experience as a wife, a mom, and a business woman, influenced your approach
to helping others achieve their dreams and live life on their own terms?
So I am a big believer in you have the capacity and capability to live life you design.
Like it is not about your circumstances.
It's not about the past.
What has happened to you?
We all have stuff.
We all have things that have happened to us.
But what I want to encourage your audience is instead of saying this happened to me,
it happened for me, whatever the challenge that you've had to overcome, even if it was
as horrendous as abuse as a child, look at this as a way of you can look at that as I
learned x, y, z. Now that doesn't mean that what happened to you, it devalues it or it
was your fault, or any of the and that is, you know, it should have happened.
No, anything that happens that's especially when we're talking abuse, it should never
happen.
But we live in a world of sin.
And we live, unfortunately, in a world where a lot of people their mistakes affect us,
and their their own suffering can affect us, especially with parents and trauma and all
the things right.
But if we if we truly get to change our perception, if we truly get to live a life of our design,
then we get to do that by choosing how we perceive even the past and then letting go
of it and truly letting go of it, forgiving who needs to be forgiven and moving on and
the healing of whatever it means for you.
Now I don't know everybody's, you know, backstory that's listening, but I know that we all have
stuff.
And when I learned to switch the perception of this is happening for me, everything now,
did I maybe cause it because of the things that I've done?
Possibly did I did people in my life have definitely a footprint and what that is?
Yes.
But I ultimately get to decide what it means the meaning of what happened, I get to control,
which was so empowering for me.
So like for me as a wife and a mom, I'm constantly thinking about how can I make our life more
beautiful not necessarily easy.
I don't want my kids to have an easy life.
I don't want to make everything just easy for them because easy does not dictate happiness
and joy.
And, you know, peace and kindness and prosperity and abundance, the things that I want for
my children, but that doesn't mean that I necessarily want to make it hard for them.
I just want to switch the perception of what that means.
And so every day that I wake up being a wife and being a mom dictates everything else.
Now my gifts, what I love to do as far as occupation wise, the JLB or whatever you want
to say, those things have to work into my identity as a wife and a mom, but me being
a wife and a mom does not mean that I can't do the things that I was gifted at and that
God has put me on the planet for because I will be a mom until the day I die.
But my kids are only in my household until they're 18 years old, 19 years old.
And then they are off and I have to trust that I parented the best way I can't hold
on to them and hold on to the parent that I was when they were toddlers and when they
were preteens and when they were teenagers, when they're adults, even the Bible talks
about that.
You have to train them up and let them go.
Like you can't hold on to it.
And I see a lot of women trying to hold on to hold on to their kids because that's where
all of their identity is.
And I wanted to make sure that I didn't have my only identity was in my children.
Not that I devalued that because being a mom is number three for me because for me it goes
a child of God, a wife and a mom and then my occupation.
So for me that was definitely a value, but I had to look at it in a way that said, what
am I doing today?
How is it serving my family?
How is it serving my purpose?
Why God put me on this on this earth?
And how can this service as a family going forward building our legacy for our grandkids,
our great grandkids and beyond.
So for me it's all it's all relative and I get to choose how I perceive the things that
happen for me and I get to choose how we move forward with that, whether that's money, whether
that's death, whether that's trauma, anything of those avenues.
And I get to go to God and I get to go to the spirit and say, Hey, lead me today, protect
me today, direct every step.
And if I'm misstepping guide me back and I get that choice, nobody else.
And for me it's always looking through the lens of a child of God, a wife and a mom.
And then how am I gifting is going to go beyond that.
So much.
Wow.
So much.
Wow.
Oh my God.
I love this.
I love it.
You know that so many people think being a mom will stop them from running, you know,
like all that you're doing right now.
So, you know, let us see where this, you know, victim is doing around your children and some
mom actually is the excuse of, Oh, I can't do nothing for them.
How about these children?
They're not really, you know, working from their powerhouse, you know, like they're supposed
to be.
It's such good to be that you would.
Yeah.
Oh my God.
Yeah.
This is just too good.
Like too good.
And I'm so happy that you're here with us and that is going to lead me to the next question
for you.
Can you share some key lessons you've learned throughout your almost full decades of experience
in the real estate for somebody listening right now, like who listed the best in and
who's lessons have been with all the seeking financial independence?
Yeah.
So like I said, when we, I mean, and I will definitely give my credit to that, to my husband
because my parents weren't into real estate.
Like they, I didn't know all I knew was blue collar work.
I knew work hard, like work hard.
That's just it.
You weren't going to be lazy in our household at all.
And so I definitely liked that work ethic, but it's not necessarily how hard you work.
It's the results that you get from it.
It's working smarter.
And I love my dad and I love that he worked, you know, to provide for our family, but there
was definitely things that it's worked smarter, not harder.
What is the outcome?
What are the results?
And so my husband, when he was, I think he was about 15 going on 16 years old, he, his
dad started buying rental properties.
And so my husband started working on those properties and helping his dad, you know,
property manage and fix those up and do those things.
And he would do those for his dad.
And so when he was 21 and I was 19, he's like, I'm going to buy a house.
I'm going to live in the basement and I'm going to rent out the top.
So I don't have to pay rent when we're in college.
And I'm like, great, that's awesome.
I'll help you renovate it.
And this is great.
Like I'm totally on board.
And so we, and we would always watch like these renovation shows and these flipping
shows on HGTV and we loved it.
And so we just really early on learned like the properties were going to be kind of our
retirement is how we really looked at it at that age, because we knew that we didn't want
the government to take care of us.
And you know, he didn't have, he was, he's a farmer by trade.
So he didn't have like a retirement plan or somebody, you know, going to take care of
him.
So we just looked at that early on.
And then over the course of having our family, you know, it was just a way that we could
show our daughters that you can take something that's old and run down or people don't want
or they're not going to do the work.
And you can put the work in and we did a lot of it ourselves in the beginning.
Now if I could go back, I'd probably learn the smarter, not harder mentality a little
bit earlier because when we were, I mean, for the first, I mean, honestly, 13, 14, 15
years, we did everything ourselves.
Because my husband's very skilled contractor and I'm a skilled in like design and getting
and getting in the nitty gritty and all that stuff.
But so we would show them and we'd bring them to the house.
If you guys go to my Facebook page, you're going to see pictures of my daughters like
tearing down walls, we'd bring them in with us because we wanted to be together.
Even if it was working that project, our goal has always been how can we spend more time
together because I told you when I was growing up, I never saw my dad.
And even I remember early on, my dad, he had a different job when I was really little,
like when I was like four or five, and he would bring me to work.
And I don't think I actually did the work, but I remember he was electrician and he would
do the work.
And I remember really enjoying that time, even though it wasn't fun, like going to a
museum park or at the park, but like just being with him.
So when we would do these projects, we'd bring our kids with, you know, we'd bring like lunches
and they would, you know, work for a little bit, then they'd go play and we'd have different
things that they could do.
And we'd be in there painting and you know, all this different stuff and tearing down
walls and it was all safe and what they could handle, don't you worry, but like they would
be involved in it because we we wanted to spend more time with them.
And so we just figured out a way like how we can.
And there's always people always talk about like money is the biggest way there's there's
money out there.
Like don't let that be to your roadblock.
The way that we got money might not be the way that you get money.
There's so many creative ways that you can get money.
Don't let the interest rates scare you right now.
Like all that stuff is just fear.
That's like it's it's it's an illusion to stop you from your destiny.
Like you can buy real estate, you can do an income property, you can find a way.
There is money out there.
Grant Cardone, he's always like, who has my money?
Who has my money?
There's there's definitely there.
So if that is a stronghold of you, like you're right now scarcity mindset, like just pitch
that for a minute and then everything else can really unravel because people need places
to live that will never go away.
Real estate is one of the like safest investments because even if the market goes like this,
when you have rental properties, people still need a place to live.
Having covid was probably the scariest part because people got an out to pay rent.
Like they would I mean, literally the landlords would be like kind of SOL, you know, because
like people would like use excuse like, oh, I don't have this and I don't have the money
for this and all this stuff.
And so that was probably and we still made a profit.
Now I'm not I'm not projecting the future.
I can't predict, you know, if there's something else.
But what I'm saying is like even in like the worst of situations, there's still ways, especially
if you have a humble heart and you can go to the tenant, you know, you figure out a
way.
And that's just what we've done.
Like we just figured it out and we have learned a lot of things.
And I understand that there's so much out there that is confusing.
And where do I start?
And that's why we did create this program that me and my husband are launching is because
we want to give people the support to buy the house and then what to do after you've
bought the house and how you can buy more properties.
But do it in a way that is family included and you can teach your kids the intangibles,
meaning you're going to teach them things that are going to keep the wealth because
a lot of wealth that's created by third generation, 90 percent of it's gone.
And I believe it's because it's the intangibles, because as entrepreneurs or business owners
were so focused on, you know, growing, building it and growing it, that we forget that the
legacy that we're going to leave needs to know how to build and grow it.
They need the intangibles as well.
And if we don't take the time to give that to them, all of our sweat equity, all of our,
you know, emotional equity, everything that we put into it will be gone.
And I don't believe anybody build something so it can be gone in two generations.
I just don't believe that.
I mean, I truly don't because we really are on this planet to serve and grow and contribute
to generations to come.
And so there's definitely things that you need to teach your kids and and give them,
but you need the structure.
You need the community.
You need the guidance from it because life gets too busy and it gets too messy and it
gets too confusing.
And we just don't do it.
And pretty soon they're 18 and they're on their own and they don't even know how to
use their debit card or they don't know how to use credit for themselves and they get
themselves in trouble.
And here we are.
So that's just really where we've always had that mindset of teaching our kids how to work
smarter, not harder, you know, work the intangibles.
The foundation of your life is really the intangible things, you know, your character,
your loyalty, how to work smarter, not harder, and that wealth and abundance and prosperity
is for everybody.
It truly, truly is.
Oh my God.
Let me tell you something, mom, I'm going to call you mom.
You are a vibe.
You're going to hook a lot of people because everything you said, instead of being a PA
for you, you have boldly ingressed it and you are bringing it even in a simple format
that anybody can work in this.
It's like, okay, I'm here for you.
I'm going to help you if you want to do this.
And this is what we're going to do.
People have mastered everything.
I love it.
And that will be like almost today, you know, as we're wrapping up, I'm just going to ask
you, is there any secret or strategy or pillars in how you build your business with your husband
that you want to share with somebody just like in a primary level?
What is the first step somebody could do, you know, when they're thinking about even
going to real estate or doing fitness?
But you've done it all, right?
Yeah.
So, I mean, I can break it down.
I can break anything down into three steps.
I really can't.
And I've done it so many times of like, okay, if you want to lose weight, this is, but a
bird's eye view of whatever you're going for right now, if it is real estate, if it's weight
loss, if it's even being a better mom, the first thing I tell people is you must have
a vision for what you want.
One of my favorite verses in the Bible is without vision, you will perish.
I truly believe if you take a hold of that Bible verse alone, like that's all you can
see.
And I don't even know where it's at because I quote the Bible, but I wasn't raised to
quote Bible.
So I don't, you know, but it's in there.
I know it is right.
And it's my favorite.
Okay.
Because God's word was not meant to you.
It wasn't about the Pharisees that could quote it exactly.
It's like you take God's word and it he says without vision, you will perish.
So if you do not have a vision for what you want in your life and your marriage and your
parenting and your body and your health and your wellness and your business, if it's broad,
like I just want to be a good mom.
I just want to have money.
I just want to be a good parent.
I just want to be a good wife.
That is not vision.
That is a blanket statement.
And that is a cop out.
You have a vision.
There is something in your heart of desire.
That is your vision.
God put that there.
Believe that if you're a believer, you put that you have it.
It's your intuition of things.
And this is what I tell people.
If you have trouble with vision, because I'm a visionary, so it's not hard for me.
So I get it.
But if you do have trouble with like what you really want, look at it from a human perspective.
What are things that other people have that you wish you had?
Now we all know we're not supposed to covet, right?
But we all do, unfortunately.
So there are things and there are attributes of other people that you do admire.
Now that doesn't mean that you have to become them, but there are things, you know, like
if you want to be more active with your kids, if you do want to, you know, look good in
those jeans, if you want to travel more, if you want to speak on stages, be an inventor,
be a doctor, nurse.
There is something that when you see it, it lights you up.
It lights you up.
Being a doctor or anything medical does not light me up.
I have no desire.
Now my sisters, they loved that stuff.
Okay.
My husband loves farming and loves growing plants and all that stuff.
And I do not.
That is not what gets my heart going.
So there is something inside of you and that's a vision.
Don't overthink it.
Don't think you have to have 10 years.
Don't do this five year planning, 10 years.
Just what's your vision?
Or even just look at what emotion do you want to feel?
Do you want to feel more peace, more joy?
Do you want to feel more happiness?
Do you want to feel more excitement, passion?
Like what are those things that are you tired of feeling frustrated and angry?
Like don't focus on what you don't want, but focus on the flip side of that.
What's the opposite of frustration, joy, excitement, curiosity, right?
So having a vision.
So even with real estate, what do you envision?
Do you want to buy one income property?
Do you want to eventually own an apartment building?
Do you just want one, two?
Do you see a vision of retirement?
Do you want to own an Airbnb?
Like what's that vision for you in your body?
Do you want to release 50 pounds and put on five pounds of sexy muscle?
You know, like whatever it is, do you want when your husband comes home to passionately
kiss you and be playful like you were when you dated?
Like those are all visions.
You want to be a mom that has more joy and kindness and patience.
That's step one.
That is number one.
That's really, really what you want.
And then two, you have to ask yourself, what is something simple I can do to step forward
toward that goal?
So if it's real estate, can I find some properties in my area?
Can I find two properties in my area?
Just find them.
I don't know what I'm going to do with them, but I'm just going to find them.
Or can I look up how to do an Airbnb?
Just read a little tutorial.
There's stuff on YouTube.
Whatever can I book a strategy call a tab?
Like whatever it is for you that one step, just one step.
You don't have to eat the whole elephant, right?
If it's weight loss, how, what program do I need to look into?
I don't have to start it.
Is there something out there was something placed in my eye view that was a weight loss
or fitness thing or whatever?
Even if it's an ad, trust that that is divine intervention.
Like trust that God led you to the ad that showed you the thing and like look into it,
you know, go for a walk, drink some water, just one step.
Okay.
If it's your husband, compliment him.
If you want a better marriage, compliment him, maybe plan a dinner, a date night, whatever.
Right?
So like just the one step, step two is just taking one little step forward.
And then step three is, okay, I took that step forward.
Now how can I implement that longterm?
How can, who do I need?
The third one is who.
So we have vision, we have progress, and then it's the who, who can help me get to this?
And this one right here, number one is most important because you have to have a vision.
Okay.
And then you have to take some sort of progress towards it.
Because I do, when you feel progress is an endorphin boost.
I mean, it causes chemical reaction in your body that you're going to keep going.
Okay.
So these all three are very important because the third one is the who.
You cannot do it alone.
Don't lone wolf it.
Learn from my mistakes.
I lone wolfed a lot of things because growing up I had to as a defense mechanism.
And so when I got older, I was kind of like, if it's meant to be, it's up to me, just
me, I'm going to do it.
And it was a pride thing.
I can do this on my own.
You know, little kids do that.
And I find somebody, a coach, a mentor, a program, a community, a friend, somebody that
can help you with whatever this vision goal is.
And it doesn't matter what the vision goal is, right?
It can be health, wealth, or relationships.
Doesn't matter.
You need a who.
And that those three things, if you do those three things and you truly believe in your
vision and you truly take steps forward and you actually find people to help you achieve
this, you will reach it.
I know from experience, because every time that I've had a vision, if I've done those
things, I've reached the vision.
Oh my God.
This is like a mastermind.
This is good.
And it's free.
This is free.
And it's free.
Right?
And it's free.
And you know, for some of us out there that, you know, fighting, coach, for all this mastermind,
you know, to get here and trust me.
Oh my God.
Ladies, ladies, ladies, this mom is on fire.
You see what I'm calling her all day?
Mom on fire.
And if you want to really connect with the mom on fire, I'm going to let the mom on fire
tell you guys how to connect with her because hey, you can't stay away.
Yeah.
Our coach is telling you today, don't do it alone.
For me, maybe there's no problem.
Once that vision, once that vision drop your spirit and you're ready to go, don't do it
alone.
So I'm going to open up and let our mom on fire tell us how you guys are going to reach
the next level if you have a vision for you, how you're going to connect or, you know,
one of them, whatever, won't take it away.
Yeah.
So find me on Instagram.
I really need to grow my social following.
That is not something that I put a lot of time into because I told you being mom is
number one.
So when I work my business, I work my business.
I like to work with my clients.
I'm not on social media a lot, but I've been putting more content.
I have my own podcast.
So that's been on there.
Instagram is tabthorough and I know you'll put the links in like a bio here wherever.
So, but it's tabthorough at tabthorough.
Okay.
And then I'm tabithorough on Facebook.
You can friend me, you can direct message me.
If you are interested in learning more about income properties, like direct message me
via Facebook or Instagram.
Okay.
We check those daily.
That's the best way rather than just schedule a strategy call because your time is valuable.
My time is valuable.
If it's not a good fit, I don't want to waste your time.
And I definitely don't want to waste my time.
And we can get through that in a direct message really quick and fast, which I love.
You might just need a little tweak and not a strategy call, or you might need to come
full blown into our program and accelerate faster and have that cashflow property.
I don't know until we connect.
I have a podcast called what went wrong?
The untold stories of bouncing back from failure on all podcast platforms.
And I'm going to be doing that on YouTube again, go like that view it, give us comments
because I need again, be promoting that more, but it's, it's all the things.
Right.
And so, um, my social media needs a little work and then I'm coached tab at Tik TOK.
And then my husband and I are going to be doing some social platforms together because
we're doing this real estate project together, which is really, really fun.
And we're going to bring people in on it and on our family and the goofiness that we are
and stuff like that.
So that'll be soon to come.
But my website is tabthorale.com and you can access, I have even a link to all my free
trainings, which is tabs trainings.com all my free resources, but tabthorale.com is where
you'll find like the family legacy project, which is our income property project for families.
And first time people who want first time.
So even if you're like tab, I'm not married or I don't have kids yet.
If you ever want to have kids or if you have kids, but you're not married, you're a family.
If you're an aunt or an uncle, you're part of a family.
So we put the threshold of family legacy because wherever you're at, if you have anybody in
your life, you're a family and you're going to leave a legacy of that.
So even if you're an aunt or an uncle, think about what you could be teaching your nieces
and nephews.
All of the things that we're teaching are intangible and tangibles for you to leave
a legacy on whoever that is for you behind.
And so it's not for that person who just wants to get rich quick and all about the money
and look at all my houses and all my cars.
No, this is for somebody who truly wants to bring wealth, abundance and prosperity for
themselves now and for future generations of whoever that is.
And that's all on our website tabthorale.com.
And if it's not up yet, direct message me and we can connect.
Wow.
So my so good, so good, so good.
Anyway, and you know, we are wrapping up for the day and thank you.
You are welcome.
You are so awesome.
You know, sharing your insight and your expertise with us.
Just feel like this is like in the high level.
We want to thank you.
So with that, I'm just going to conclude with asking you one wisdom word.
What is that in life sentence you want to just release out there?
So down home, basically like 2024 is like 1990.
Is it here that they can do anything?
They kind of like a vision that they will do.
And what is that wisdom that you're going to drop on them like that?
No.
So we can do this.
Abundance.
Live in abundance.
Whatever that means to you, if it's abundant, love, joy, money, kindness, live in abundance,
not scarcity.
Do not hold your gifts.
Share them abundantly.
Your love, share abundantly, money, share abundantly, and that abundance will come to
you and that we are not in a scarce moment.
Like do not let the world fool you.
Like literally walk in abundance and perception of, of that abundance and what that means
to you.
That is ladies, ladies, ladies, remember your journey to success is a personal one, but
you are never alone.
So keep embracing your uniqueness, stay determined, and always believe in yourself from everything
we get today.
The first step is believe yourself, have those vision, take that one step.
The last small step I do today is contact our group and say, hey, I love what I have,
I want to be part of it, my kids need this latest.
And I want to work with them.
There are so many products, love to have things out there, but just let them kick them down.
So don't be in that space anymore because it's really for you.
So if you find value in today's episode, don't forget to subscribe, leave a review, right?
I stayed with someone who could benefit.
Let me tell you something, every mom you know today, you need to share this particular program
with them because our food staff in the house have just downloaded like, well, Mastermind,
you see, yeah, Mastermind.
So, you know, we can empower others to reach new heights until next time, keep seeking
your success into existence.
Remember, this is the Speak Success Studio.
And with that, Reverend Joy Ward signing off.
And I'm just going to pass off with saying bye-bye to everyone.
Bye.