The Truth About Money: Why It’s the Cheapest Resource You Have

Wait… Money Isn’t the Most Valuable Thing?

Let’s talk about money—you know, that thing so many of us think we need more of, work so hard for, and often stress about.

But here’s the truth…

Money is actually the cheapest resource you have.

Sounds crazy, right?

Most people believe money is this rare, hard-to-find thing.

But in reality, money is renewable.

It’s just energy. It flows. It comes and goes.

You might feel like it’s hard to come by, but that’s often because we’ve been taught to believe that.

Now, think about this: What’s really expensive?

Time.

You can never get your time back.

Once it’s spent—it’s gone.

And yet, we spend so much of our time on autopilot.

Wake up, check our emails, rush through the day, get frustrated with the kids, feel burned out… and then do it all again tomorrow.

We’re wasting the most precious thing we’ve got.

Everything Has a Cost… But Not Everything Should Cost You

Okay, so time is precious… but let’s go deeper.

Energy might actually be even more valuable than time.

Because when your energy is high—when you're inspired, healthy, and aligned—you can do more in less time.

You feel better. You attract better. You show up differently.

But here’s where money comes back in.

If we stop treating money like it’s the rarest thing in the world, we can start using it wisely to amplify the things that matter: our energy, our health, our time, our relationships.

Money is meant to flow.

But most of us are subconsciously treating it like a locked vault.

We cling to it. Save it. Hide it. Worry over it.

And in doing so, we often sacrifice the things that are way more valuable in the long run.

We’re not saying to go spend your savings on a Louis Vuitton bag (unless that lights you up 😉).

What we are saying is: stop treating money like it’s more important than your life.

Because money is changeable.

You can create more income.

You can shift how you earn.

You can build passive income.

You can get paid for your knowledge instead of just your time.

And when you hold onto money too tightly, you're closing the doors to more abundance.

Money needs to move.

When you give, you tell the universe, “I have more to give”—and that opens up channels to receive even more.

Sometimes it’s not about getting money back directly—it might come back to you through an incredible new connection, an opportunity, or a shift in energy that changes your life completely.

So when life throws an unexpected expense your way (because let’s be real, it will), be grateful if you’re able to pay it with money.

That’s often the cheapest way to pay.

The real cost?

Losing your health. Losing time. Losing peace of mind.

Why Free Is the Most Expensive Word in Growth

Now, let’s talk about something that might sting a bit: free.

We love free stuff.

But here’s the truth: free is often the most expensive word in growth.

Why?

Because if you’re not invested, you’re probably not committed.

Think about it—how many free courses, videos, or resources have you actually followed through on?

We’ve given away expensive trainings for free.

And guess what?

Most people didn’t show up.

But the moment someone pays for a course, they show up differently.

They’ve got skin in the game.

They take action.

They value what they’re learning.

If you really want to grow—whether it's personally, spiritually, or in your business—it’s going to take investment.

Not just in money, but in your focus, your time, and your energy.

Because when you pay, you pay attention.

So What’s Really Worth Protecting?

So let’s circle back to the big question…

What are you really protecting?

Is it your money?

Or is it your most valuable, irreplaceable resources—your time, your energy, your relationships, your health?

Because here’s the truth: money is renewable.

You can always earn more.

But once time is gone—it’s gone.

Once your energy is drained, it takes work to get it back.

Once a relationship is broken, it may never be the same.

And if the universe gives you the chance to solve a problem by paying for it with money—be grateful.

That’s a gift.

Even when you’re in a financial crunch, somehow you always find a way.

You find money for groceries.

You find money for rent.

You find money for the things that matter.

You’ve always figured it out—and you always will.

So next time you’re faced with a challenge, remember this: You have more precious resources than money.

Use money to protect those things.

Don’t sacrifice what’s truly irreplaceable.

Let this be your gentle (but firm!) nudge to think differently.

You’ve got everything you need inside of you to create the life and business you dream about.

Money is the cheapest resource.

So use it.

Invest in your growth.

Protect what matters most.

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