“I Pray You Enough”

The Mindset That Changes Everything

In 2009, my mother sent me and my sister an email called "I Pray You Enough." I don’t usually get into forwarded messages, but this one stuck with me.

It told the story of a mother and daughter saying goodbye at the airport—knowing it might be their last. The mother said, "I love you, and I pray you enough." When asked what that meant, she explained:

"I pray you enough sun to keep your attitude bright."
"I pray you enough rain to appreciate the sun."
"I pray you enough loss to appreciate all that you possess."

It was the most wise and profound piece of advice I’ve ever received, and it’s central to a healthy money mindset.

What Is Your Enough?

I don’t love money—I love the freedom, security, and choices it creates. The ability to live on your terms, make smart decisions, and use resources wisely.

Most people see money as the problem, when in reality, it’s the decision-making around money that determines success or struggle. Managing finances isn’t just about spending and saving—it’s about understanding trade-offs, risk, and opportunity so that your choices today support the life you want in the future.

That’s what I teach. How to make better decisions, allocate resources wisely, and manage expectations—so that money works for you, not the other way around.

Having “Enough” means being at peace, being able to sleep at night, being satisfied, and it looks different for everybody. I teach people how to get to the core of what they’re really after, and I support and empower them to make decisions around money to achieve financial peace of mind.

Change is hard, but it happens in small, incremental steps. 

This is the math behind the impact of a 1% daily change in your behavior over the course of 1 year. 

Doing the same thing 365 days a year = the same thing

1% daily efforts can change your trajectory 37.7%!