I just enjoyed my first American Thanksgiving and had a wonderful dinner and visit with Kimberly’s family. It was an experience to treasure, and I think I just might be able to look at holidays with a fresh perspective. We are so proud of Kimberly for hosting her first workshop this week with three amazing guest speakers. The REPLAYS are now available for only $27 - SO WORTH IT! The link to her community to check it out is: https://www.skool.com/freedom-unleashed-2190/about?ref=6b5c3fd1a5b5476c9f8b972c18217f11 For those of you who struggle with the holidays, I highly recommend joining Ann Marie’s class “Skate Through Your Holiday Season” on Friday evenings. It has helped me so much! It is a free gift to you, and she has posted the recordings in her classroom (so you are not behind). Here’s the link to join her community: https://www.skool.com/we-thrive-at-life/about?ref=6b5c3fd1a5b5476c9f8b972c18217f11 And on another note - for the Black Friday Special... COMING SOON! If you haven’t set it up yet, or need a bit of help, Ina is hosting a zoom Friday morning at 10 AM CST where we can all help each other. It’s posted in the calendar inside Ina’s community.Here is the link: https://www.skool.com/modern-millionaire-ai-club/about?ref=6b5c3fd1a5b5476c9f8b972c18217f11 I am so thankful for all my soul family joining me on my crazy adventure called LIFE. With community, we are unstoppable. Sending everyone lots of love and gratitude! Yvonne

I have been struck with one heck of a virus and will return as soon as possible!

I found out yesterday that possession date of my home is now September 18. Do I have a plan? Nope, let alone a concrete plan. Am I panicked and freaking out? Surprisingly no. In fact, I feel more free than I have ever felt in my life. The last thing I was hanging onto was my home. Now, in reflection, I realize it was the one thing that was holding me back from the life I want. I look at the entire situation as day one of me truly living my authentic life. Do I have my van yet? Another nope. I have one picked out on marketplace, but I haven’t seen it yet, and therefore I have also not test drove it. But something inside of me tells me it’s my van. I have been fascinated by Class B vans since I was a kid, and now I’m going to take you guys along for the ride from day one of me figuring it out. Right now I have a Subaru Outback, with a broken transmission. I have car camped in it many times, but my car was a bit healthier then. Now I know each drive might be my last, and that’s OK. My solution, purchase the roadside assistance membership in advance so if I need to be towed, I’m prepared - I’ll just have them tow me to a campground instead of a garage. Does this plan maybe seem a little bit crazy? To some, like my family, it’s absolutely not a plan, it’s insanity. We never know where the next road or turn might take us, and when we try to control too much, we are not allowing space for the universe to guide us. We are too caught up in what everybody else thinks, or what society says is normal. Yes, we have to still pay our bills, but for me, I’m ready for adventure! I will create another category or module called “Yvonne’s Crazy Adventure” which i will post to keep you all in the know. It’s going to be a crazy roller coaster of a ride, but I’m in for it. This is my only life - there is no do-over.

Hello beautiful souls! I’m honored to join this empowering community. I’ve learned that healing is a journey, and I’m here to grow, heal, and support other women doing the same. Life’s challenges can leave scars, but I believe in the power of faith, resilience, and community to restore what was broken. I joined WETC to gain resources, share my experiences, and connect with women committed to rebuilding their lives in every area physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and financially.

This past week I have been told by my family that I need to have a concrete plan in life and need to have a 9-5 job for a predictable income. I’m 56 and this is what I’m getting preached about by 58-60 year olds who don’t think my choices are acceptable. Yet they have all worked almost 40 years, full pensions, and are worried about money because they are newly retired. I plan on vanlife and exploring North America. My daughter runs 2 campgrounds so 6 months of the year I can help her in a beautiful mountain environment in British Columbia. For me, I think this is perfect. They think it’s homelessness. I would never be able to do this life I’m choosing with a “normal job” with 2 weeks vacation a year, or paying over $2000 rent each month. My kids are adults and independent - if not now, when? I have my health, I have a sound mind (according to me, not them). As Jamie Kern Lima says, “You’re not crazy, you’re just first.” This is the view at the campground. Hmmm…tough choice! Hanging with my kids in this location, or grinding in the city and never getting ahead.