You've got to understand what is true fulfillment to you and you'll see there's a correlation between the fulfillment and your core values and you'll say, okay, I want to do more of what's an alignment with my values. How can I spend more of my day doing what fulfills me because it's directly across from your purpose and that can guide you every single day.

Hello and welcome to the mommy millionaire show. This is your host Kayla crafts. I am a mom of three multi millionaire master life coach and money mindset queen. I am so happy and thankful that you're here. I am actually on a mission to help one million women make a million dollars or more a year.

That could be you every week. I'm bringing you inspiring stories to help you feel empowered to broaden your horizon to gain clarity and strategy on living your best life. Over at mommy millionaire we pursue our lives with purpose and love and the riches always follow.

So stay tuned because I'm bringing you episodes twice a week. I believe you are your biggest asset. So let's build you up today. Let's get into it.

Welcome to mommy millionaire. It's a podcast for ambitious self made moms both present and future seeking financial freedom and generational wealth websters dictionary define success as the accomplishment of an aim or purpose.

When I read this definition, I was surprised by the vagueness of it. It got me thinking though like success is not a universal concept. It really looks differently for every single one of us. So I want to ask you a question. How do you define success.

Do you have a clear vision of the multiple elements that contribute to really the overall meaning and feeling of your personal success.

For me success like started out so different right when I was 18 all I wanted to do was have independence like and be able to pay for my own things and really pay my path in life, be a college graduate and eventually have a family.

That was at that time like my personal definition of success. And you know, then when I was 23 and introduced to like really network marketing and that whole concept will success in my mind became well, I got to be a millionaire.

And then accomplish that a few years later. And so again success changed. Well, what do I want. I want to be a billionaire now. And ever since I decided like I want to be a billionaire nothing because I haven't reached that level of success yet.

I feel for me I haven't reached my level of success yet. Right. So it's like I'm on my path towards success, but I don't look at myself and say, oh, I'm extremely successful.

I actually look at at myself and I go, oh my gosh, I'm behind. Right. I'm behind. I know it's going to happen in my lifetime. But like I've got some work to do. So I always like I feel this urgency in my life every single day.

Because to success to me is is billionaire with a beat, you know, plus having a family that is super happy having kids and grandchildren and great grandchildren that love the Lord.

Like to me, that is all success. Like I need it all to be successful. And you might go, my gosh, Kayla, you're crazy.

But to me, I think that's why it's really important to honor each other's personal definition.

And if you hear me say that instead of saying you're crazy, just be like, go girl, I believe you.

Just like I would I would hear your version of success. And I'd be like, let's go. Let's go. It's going to happen.

So right now you've got to evaluate your version of success. And the way that I like to do this is really look at where you started and evaluate what you've been able to accomplish.

Joseph Lowry says, if you don't know where you come from, it's difficult to determine where you are. It's even more difficult to plan where you are going. Ask yourself the following questions.

How did accomplishing these things make me feel? Why did I start chasing these goals in the first place?

What fulfills me? What truly makes me happy? And what are my values?

Is everything I'm doing in my life right now, aligning with those values? Or is it clashing with them? When you ask yourself these questions, be honest.

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