From Homemaker to Millionaire: Building Wealth from Home with Special Guest Alexia Ferrari
25 Sept 2025 · 37 min
Hannah Keeley talks with Alexia Ferrari, who built a platform teaching moms to earn money from home using tools like Canva and funnels. Ferrari went from corporate work to 500,000 followers as the "Millionaire Homemaker," emphasizing prayer, presence, and practical systems like a Family Command Center to balance work, kids, and aging parents.
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All right, guys, I don't know about you, but I think money is a pretty cool thing. You know, God says all through his word that he blesses his children with everything, with abundance. That includes money. So whether you have a lot or a little, I want you to really tune in today, because I'm talking with a friend of mine who goes by the Millionaire Homemaker. Okay, so if you thought that's, like, contradiction in terms, like, wait, homemaker and millionaire, what then? This episode is for you. Alexia Ferrari. Oh, my goodness. I didn't believe it was your real name, but it is your real name. You're just that cool.
Okay, thank you so much for having me here today. I appreciate it.
Oh, my goodness. Like, the minute we met, it just. I just felt like we resonated because we both. You know, we're both Christians. We love our. Our. I know. We know our first calling is the home and family, but that doesn't mean we have to be broke. And so I really wanted to talk with you and bring your insight to this episode today, because, you know, I'm all about moms, But I think there's something important to talk about today, and that is, I believe. I don't know if you're seeing it as well, but there is. There's, like, a return of moms to the home. Like, they have been diluted. Media and culture has brainwashed them that there's more value in the marketplace than there is in the home. And. And now they're like. It's almost like the. The mud's being washed off their eyes, and they're like, oh, wait, I see what's happened. Like, tell me what. What your take is on that.
100%. I. I am seeing it. And it's funny, because I think that the concept I have was just what you described. It's this idea that we can be present in our homes and be the ones to be with our children the majority of the time. Never miss those crucial moments while also building something we care about and at the same time, contribute to our family. And one of my key phrases is build wealth from home. And that means a lot of different things. It's not just the monetary aspect. You know, true wealth is being able to have your presence, your peace. I think today there is this calling back to home where moms and dads are both saying, man, I spend my core hours outside of the home away from my small babies and children, and then I only get to see them for maybe an hour and a half at night. I come home and it's the rush time, it's the dinner, it's the bath, it's. It's the emotional breakdown because there's been a lot going on all day. And so it's that point where we wanna unwind, but there's a lot of heaviness. And so are we really getting those special slow moments? Probably not. And I think a lot of people are stressed about that right now. I posted something and it's actually, the concept was originally created by the stoic dad and he called it the midlife squeeze. And so I did a recreation of this and it's this concept where right now in midlife we have so many things going on. We have jobs we're trying to uphold, we're trying to provide for our family. Our children are probably little and they need us the most. We have aging parents. Right. We have all of these things, the midlife squeeze. And I think so many of us are feeling that. But how do we show up in the midlife squeeze and have joy, have presence, have connection, have faith and do the things that are required of us to, you know, truly live a God led life?
Yeah. Yeah, that's so good. And, and I, I think all of that is possible. I think the only thing that is keeping moms away from that joy and fulfillment of having the no rush life, of having the peace of having those relationships. Because it's not, it's not a matter of like quality versus quantity. That's, that's a lie. It's actually the quality happens in the quantity. So if you're not there, you miss it. And I just think that, that I'm sensing there's change going on and stepping into that. But in. I think we are our own worst enemy. I honestly think bombs have been indoctrinated to believe that the wealth exists outside the home. Yeah. And we can't value what God puts in us as talent to take to the world, exchange it for value. Because we devalue ourselves, we devalue the role of mom, we devalue the role of the woman and the wife. And it's like, well, what do I have to offer? Right.
It is the most important role, your job as a mother, your most important job is to be there to raise your children. And this is no disrespect to any mother who is working hard to put food on her table. The economy, the things that are. The climate is different than it was many, many years ago. And so it's not a matter sometimes of want. It's just, it's what is. And so they're forced to go out there, and their children do have to go to daycare and all of those things. And they find themselves in this space where it's like, how can I create a different reality for myself? See what you're saying? I want that. I want to. I want slow, intentional time. But here I am. Maybe you're a single mom, maybe you're not. Maybe you're just trying. Both. Both of you together are working so hard just to be able to nourish your children. And so, you know, with that, how do we create abundance? How do we create, you know, wealth amidst that midlife squeeze? And so I made it my mission to figure that out, to solve that challenge for women. I had the great opportunity of turning this shed into my office, my virtual office. I had a baby, and basically the world shut down. Covid happened. And I know it was a horrible time, but for me, I felt like I was in my own little cocoon. No one could touch me. I was able to be there and to be present. And I say this, but I never went back to work, quite literally, because I didn't. I didn't have to, because the world shut down. And I saw something amazing in that time. I thought, wow. Moms at 6 weeks are leaving their kids to get back to the hustle. They can't breastfeed even if they wanted to, because most of it's. Most of the time, it's too hard. And with the distance being away from your baby, a lot of times they stop producing. And that's just a core connection. It was the one thing for me that made me feel the closest to my baby.
Right.
And I. And they drank from the tap.
Yeah. Yeah.
Really do. Bottles. Because it was just life at that time. Oh, there is no better place than.
When you're nursing a baby in an easy chair and you wake up an hour later and the baby's got milk dripping out of his mouth. And there you are with your boob exposed for all the world to see, like, you had a good nap. Like, I don't care what happened. You had a good nap. But this, like, that intimacy. Okay, I'm going to throw something out here.
Yeah.
Alexia, I think. I think you're going to be able to really, like, gnaw on a bit.
Okay.
Okay. You said that the climate is different.
Yeah, but.
Okay, I'm gonna go a little deep here. Don't you think that was by design. That. That are like the forces that be decades ago decided. You know what? How can we get more control over children. Let's make sure both parents have to work.
Of course. Absolutely. So take this with grain of salt, like just listen to the conversation. If you're tuning in here and listening. But there really is, there's, I think, a greater mission at hand. When you think about indoctrination of young minds, of our youth, I think what's being taught across most traditional schooling environments, it's, it's, it's almost that calling away from home that's happening because someone else is raising them, someone else is giving them the ideas and the thoughts. Our brain is the most powerful thing in the world. You know, how we train it, what we feed it. And if we as the parents who have the core values that we want to our children to embody, and we're not the ones teaching those things, someone else is. For eight hours a day, can you imagine? We don't know how they're going to grow up. And I know a lot of parents are thinking, well, that's not true. No, we're there, we're there. Sure you are, in the evening and in the morning. But what about all of those other core hours? And so the values, the faith, you know, all of those things, they're under attack. In my personal opinion. They are, yeah. And so I think as parents, we're going to do the best we can. And if all we can do is, you know, be there for the morning and night time, we're going to make the most of those times. If you have the luxury and privilege of maybe trying something different, which I know it's scary. I did so myself. My. I'm homeschooling. I'm homeschooling. And let me be clear, everyone who's listening, I'm a corporate mother, okay? I have a 9 to 5. I run multiple businesses. I also run the millionaire homemaker platform and I homeschool. It's family style homeschooling. Okay? So it's not just me. And that's how I look at the only way to achieve this call back to home is for everyone to have a part in the home. So while maybe traditionally it was wonderful that the mother could be at home and the father figure could go out and earn for his family. Wonderful. I love that. For moms who want that, I love that. But that's not the case for most. So it's like, okay, how can we take everything that has to get done, you know, everything that has to get done in the home on a daily basis? And how can we empower our Children to take responsibility in the home. How can we together as a team, you know, husband and wife come together to say, all right, you have this, I have that, and we're going to work together. So it's not all the mom. I see it every day on my page. That's great in theory, but, like, it's all on me to do. It's all on me to do. I'm like, no, it's not. We have to take it back. We started doing this thing in my home. I call it the Family Command Center. And I come from a military background, so I'm a defense contractor in my corporate space. And every morning, like 6am like in my early 20s, we would stand up with the admiral, with all the officers and the senior executive service officers, and we would sit. I wouldn't sit. We'd stand up and we'd go around the room and. And everybody within 10 seconds would just call up the most important thing they're doing today. All the need to knows. Right, right. And everyone got aligned. And I had this thought. I'm like, man, we need to do that in our homes. Like, maybe not the military style. We can be in our PJs. It's cool. But, like, let's just come together before the chaos of the day. Let's align what everybody's doing. They can clearly, like, the kids see the calendar. They see, okay, you have this upcoming today. You know, you have, you know, ninja warrior today, or, you know, you have this lesson we're working on today. And we just know all the moving parts. Everybody feels a part of the things that we're creating. And most importantly, we recite, like, the goals that we have for the or month or year. Right. I kind of like a weekly one, too. It's a little bit more robust. And faith is at the center. We start with prayer.
Beautiful. Beautiful. Yeah. Yeah. And I can see a mom just like you saying, well, this is great in theory, but I want to challenge that because I truly believe that God's promises are for everyone. Like, he's respecter persons. If he says that the blessing of the Lord makes rich and he has a sorrow or toil to it. I'm going to tell you, when I, like Blair, was trying to get a better job. We were, you know, we had a few kids. I have seven. They're all grown, but we had a few kids at the time. And it was tight, sister. It was like, you know, barely enough to get groceries. And so my. I remember my husband was interviewing for a better job, and I was praying. We're talking, like, hands clasp posture, prayer on my knees. God, please, please, please. And the Holy Spirit downloaded something in that moment. He said, what if I want to bless the family through you?
Oh.
And I was like, okay, I must have heard that wrong because I'm a stay at home mom, right? Like, no, like, that's. I'm just. Just a moment. And I clearly heard that. And at that point, I just leaned in. I was just open. This is what I want, people. This is what I want moms to be like right now, listening to us, just open to the possibility that God may have planted something in them to bring to the world to bless their families and because they lack the worthiness of seeing themselves as powerful and. And women of authority and world changers, that they might be hiding their talent.
I'm getting teary. I mean, I know you can see. Thank you for sharing that. Because that whisper that you're feeling and hearing inside of yourself, that is God calling you to move.
Yes.
And he will bless your movement. He will bless you greatly if you follow the call. But we. What happens is we hear it, reality sets in. Self doubt, you know, the harshness of the world, all the things that can go wrong. And then our brain's trying to protect us in some way because, you know, it does that sometimes. And that's when we have to. We have to reprogram.
Yeah, we have to.
We really have to reset and we have to say, no, that calling is for me. And you say all of this, and I felt that in my own home.
Yeah.
You know, I felt a deeper calling to. Well, to help moms. And in return, I hoped and prayed deeply that it would bless us. And it has. And I can see the good Lord pulling me in a direction to spread the message wider. So to have that calling and desirement to. To build something from their kitchen table, like, it's possible. Like, the barriers to entry into entrepreneurship today are so low.
Literally in like 45 minutes. Have an LLC, like, come on. But. But the thing is that we are so scared.
Yeah.
Of stepping out. And I think that's almost like an inverted pride, you know, like we're saying, like, a lot of people think pride is like, oh, well, look at me, I can do all this. Well, actually, pride is just in a all consuming focus on yourself. So if you're thinking like, oh, I need to figure it out, I got to do it. What if I'm not smart enough? What if I don't know how to do this? What if I fail Your focus is all on you. Get out of yourself and look at the world who might need what you have to get. And came to me and I'm like, I was terrified. I was so freaking terrified. First time I ever invested in myself. Okay, I'm gonna be real with you, Alexia. First time I ever invested myself, it was like $7,000 to learn how to, like, balance everything and build a business. Yeah, I threw up. I got so scared of investing that huge amount of money, I got sick because I didn't have it. All we had was debt.
You don't have it.
Yeah, all we had was debt. But I'm not saying like, oh, you know, go invest everything in yourself, but you got to put some seed in the ground. Women are beggin a harvest in places they haven't even put seed in the ground. And that defies. It's like, God will not be mocked, right? So, like, don't mock God and think, well, where's my. Where's my harvest? God? What'd you do with your seed, babe? What did you do? Like, what did you do with that thing I planted in you to bring out to the world?
Right? Yeah. I mean, when you don't. So when you don't have skin in the game, there's something. There's something. Except for this. When there's no skin in the game, you don't invest. There's nothing to lose. You show up lazy. Yeah, you show up lazy. And then. And I say that in the kindest way, because if you have invested something, you will work harder. Yeah, you will work harder. You can't lose. You can't afford to lose. And so because of that, there's a fire in your belly. You're going to wake up and you're going to use what I like to call the cracks of life to make it work. Okay? I will do so much in 15 minutes you wouldn't believe. My kids are doing an independent activity. I'm like, great, you know, and like, I can get in there and do something. I mean, your cell phone, like. And believe me, if you follow my page, like, I'm. I have a lot of feelings about this little thing, okay? But it's. It's your greatest tool as well.
Okay? Right.
Be careful with it. Be respectful of it. Have boundaries for your family. But also know there's freedom in this thing as well if we let it. Because sometimes pulling out a laptop to do a bunch of stuff these days, like, it's. It's the mental gymnastic.
Oh, my gosh.
I have to Open the laptop. I know, like, with the right systems in place for your online business, you can do anything from your phone. I can sneak away for just a second and I can have something entirely written up and ready to go and connecting with my community and, you know, with a couple supports in place, we are off to the races. Simple idea that came from here because I got inspired and I want you to know if you're listening and you're like, yeah, I think I'm supposed to do XYZ with online business and a couple key accounts for yourself. Like a sand store. Okay. Like Canva. If you don't know what those are, I'll tell you about what they are in a minute. Even a basic funnel that is that you can carbon copy because they give you templates. Okay. And a few connections and automations. You're going to take your amazing idea that you've been sitting on for a year and with taking two hours, go gift yourself two hours to go sign up for all these things. Okay. It's not that much money. Okay. Some of these are free. The first free versions to use them. Okay. Until you figure all the things out and you can, like upgrade later and give yourself the lowest monthly you can and start this business and start sharing your message online. Nobody might be listening, but there might be that one post that goes viral. Yeah, everybody. And all of a sudden that little tiny digital product that you thought wasn't going to be helpful has helped thousands, maybe, maybe millions, you know, and what you have to say, God wants you to share.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's so true. Because God puts it in us. Like it's not gonna. God's not going to throw the blessing in your lap. He's going to help you deliver the blessing to other people. Like, that's how the blessing works, is that it comes through the body, it comes through people. And so when you sit on your idea, like if he gives you an idea and you sit on it because you're stuck in this paralysis of, I don't know, the first step. There's always a first step. Do the next thing, do the next thing, the next thing you know, and before you know it, you're out there serving people. You have your own ministry, you have your own business, you have a message now that can get to the world. I don't know how many people I've met who. They're like, man, I've got this story in me. I know that I have this message in me. I got to get out there, I got to write a Book. I'm like. And I see him two years later. Have you read that book? No. I'm going to write that book.
And dying with the dream locked inside. Like, I know. Yeah. It's a. It's a horrible thing. And they will. They will regret. Regret that. And I think about that, like, if. If this were my last day, like, was I living the way God wanted me to write? Was I taking action on those dreams you put on my heart? And so ask, you know, for those listening, ask yourself that, you know, have you in. Speaking of.
Of.
Of downloads and, you know, the calling that you're getting. I got one myself. And I started to become very curious about homemaking. Now think about who I am. I come from this corporate world, military. Like, I had pantsuits every day, you.
Know, I'm so sorry.
I wore heels this week for the first time in so long. I can't even tell you the blisters I have on my feet.
Truth, my darling. Absolutely.
I know. That's how I showed up every day. And then I had kids, and I just started to, like, do research on homemaking and housewives, like, literally. And I saw all these, like, vintage blogs and even just how they showed up so beautifully, taking care of themselves in the morning and dressing themselves and caring for the children. Like, I started to become obsessed with it. And I'm the person that, in a former life or former version of myself, wanted to pay to have my laundry done. And I felt like that was how I needed to live my life. And not that I had money to.
Do that or anything.
Let me explain it. Just. No, I'm not gonna. I will hire someone to clean. I will have someone do my laundry. Like. And then I started to see the holiness in it. The holiness in the work that is caring for folding the stack of towels. Then I myself put back in a beautiful way into the cabinet and, you know, oh, I'm making and preparing dinner to nourish the bodies of my family that I made with my hands. And so then I started incorporating, like, prayer into every homemaking thing I did. And I'm not a homemaker. I say that like, I am now.
Yes, you are.
Yes, I am now. But it was foreign to me, so I had to pretend, like. And that's how I do everything. The millionaire homemaker is my own becoming. It really is. So I called myself that. And then I had to step into that. That. That godly calling. So I played house, and it inspired me, and I got this. I got this message. I truly believe this was Kind of God talking to me. He's like, yeah, I want you to talk about homemaking online. And I got to be nuts. You've got no. No way. Like, me. I don't know. I don't know. I don't. I cook breakfast, and it's glorified. You know, I'm doing things that way. Right. I just thought. I felt embarrassed. I felt like it's gonna take me seriously. Everybody knows who I am. They know I'm like, this, like, go getter, you know, boss, babe, prior south woman who's now had children. And I just thought that people would laugh at me. And so I still was inspired by this concept of helping to build business from home at that point. And I started, like, you know, researching and investing and all of those things. But when the time came to help moms actually do the thing, yeah. I didn't launch the business he wanted me to. I ignored him flat out. And I even asked. I know you're not supposed to, like, ask for signs, but at the time when I had this download, I was like, if you want me to talk about homemaking, please send me a sign. Send me a dove. He sent me a dove three times that week and ignored him. I swear. Like, I swear to you. I swear to you. And I just thought, surely not sure that's just a coincidence. And so I launched something completely different. I called it La Digi Preneur, the digital entrepreneur. You know, it failed horribly.
Okay, that's because it wasn't what God told you to do.
I ignored him.
My God, you know what? That's a good idea, but I got a better one, right?
And I think about that, and I think, oh, my goodness, Alexi, like, how horrible, Horrible that you would do that. So, you know, I come. I come back to him. I mean, I'm just. I'm at my lowest point. I'm like, I thought I was supposed to do this, and it's not working. Nobody cares. I have two views on this story.
Hey, all my blood, sweat and tears.
I know. And so, you know, at the time, I was, like, back and forth from Chicago, actually. I remember I was traveling a lot with my husband. He was doing work out there, and we were, like, in this.
This.
This home that we rented. And I remember sitting on the front porch of that home, and I was, okay, homemaking, we're going to go back to this. Because I invested with this idea that I do something with homemaking. But I still am very inspired by, like, business. So, yeah, yeah, what? Please send me one More desk. I, he did.
Oh, he is so sweet to you.
I don't like, I'm not making this up because I, I get chills when I think about it. The dove came to the porch of that home and stayed there on the porch for over two hours.
Thank you, Jesus. Oh, my goodness.
I said, yes, here I am. So I, I, I, I studied more and I told him I was going to do this. I just need to study. So every night when my kids went to bed, I studied. If I'm going to, if I'm going to combine homemaking with inspiring moms to build wealth from home, because that's what that was my idea. Like, Right?
Right.
Yes. I got to combine the two women that I'm becoming.
Right, Right.
And so I had an epiphany. I was going to call it the Millionaire Homemaker. And it just felt really good. Like I just, one day I said it and I was like, yes, yes.
And at that moment when you, like, go and you search the URLs and it's there and you're like, yes, it's for me. It's for me.
I know, I know. So I changed the handle and the first thing I posted went viral.
Wow.
And I didn't start a new handle. I changed my, my old handle, like my personal Alexia Ferrari handle to the Millionaire Homemaker. I had to become her. I wasn't her. And I'm clear about that. This is my, this page is a, is, is all about my own becoming. I don't, I don't have a million dollar business yet. I'm very clear about that. This is a million dollar, like, mindset and lifestyle that I'm building. And it's more than just the people get caught up in the millionaire. It's flashy and sexy and I know that people like, oh, what does this mean? Homemaking? They get confused. And that's why, that's part of the stickiness, I think. And I knew it was a sticky message. I knew it was, I knew people were going to, like, get excited about it. I just had a feeling. And yeah, I, I started posting in that new, that new handle that I changed. And within, within eight months, we now are crossing over 500,000. We have 550,000 followers, so over half a million followers that believe in this message. And we grow, we're growing every single day. Like, every single day. I'm very committed to the content. I want it to be really good. I think I'm supposed to be an exceptional content creator. So I committed myself to that alongside building the business piece, which encompasses a couple of different things, but content is also part of the business model, for sure.
So beautiful. Because you're bringing a message to the world that needs it.
I think so. I think for sure. I want moms at home if they want to be. I want more if they want to be. And I want them to build something special from their kitchen table. Because they can. Yes.
And because it's worthy. Like, there is so much worth in being a mom. And I remember when, like, I was. We were so broke and I was a behavior therapist. And when. The first time, when I got pregnant with our first child, I remember talking with my brothers, who is a financial consultant. He's like, hannah, you cannot stop working. You can't. You guys do not have enough money to live. You have to keep working. And I remember, Alexia, I remember the night I was praying and I was thinking, do I want to pay the price of trying to get by, trying to make it work, or do I want to pay the price of regret? And that moment I was like, I don't know how. I have no idea how it's going to work, but I'm staying home. And God has been able to use me. And like me, who was fired from Burger King as a teenager, put in special ed in middle school, like, who quit school when I was in. When I was in graduate school, he was able to use me to create a multi million dollar business. And now, you know, my husband's retired and supporting my family. And all of this happened because I honor the seed that was put in me. And I. And of course I failed. I think part of success has to be failure. You have to fail going forward. And then when you get comfortable, it's like failures. Not just. Not just optional. It's inevitable. Then you're like, oh, okay, so let's just fail forward. Let's just keep on going. And yeah, I failed at first business and second and third and fourth. And I kind of lost count after that. But finally, you know, just like that dove moment for you, it was like, no, just bring people what I planted in you. And I just think every mom here has something in them. Not necessarily like, you have to grow a business. Yeah. Okay. You don't have to make money. It's not. The value is not on. On in the money side. The value is in showing up where you are with integrity, with honor, with worth, with confidence, with purpose. And that can be feeding your children. That could be making sure that socks are matched. Was this, which is still an Elusive concept for me. I don't understand.
I have a rule now. Like, we're not going to get socks that aren't one solid, like one solid color. They can't be different, like matching. I can't do it. I'm not going to put them in the bottom like my mom did either. They have a drawer, they go in.
I always thought, okay, here's a million dollar idea. If you. You take it. Someone listening. Disposable socks. Just wear them once, throw them away, and they can be all the designs you want them to be. But they just erode off your feet after, like, after like 10 hours, they just erode off your feet. And so now you're barefoot. Like, beautiful idea, right?
Yes. 100. I feel bad. I have a thing about socks and they annoy me because I can never find them and all those things. But I went to all the same color, but then they were upstairs and not downstairs.
Right.
When we go out the door, you get. Put your shoes on and like, we try not to in the house. And then I'm like going all over the place to get the socks and it's just like.
Okay, so how old are your kids right now?
Yeah, well, my son just turned six, but I was gonna say three and five. So it's my. My daughter turns four. So.
Okay, so when your kids get to be teenagers and adults, you enter into a different vortex where you have to now hide things. Oh, like, you have to hide your socks. You have to.
Oh.
They take everything. Unless it's nailed down, literally, my kids will come home from college, and all of a sudden I'm like, where are my blue jeans? Where are my socks? Why are you wearing that? So.
And there's seven of them. There's seven.
Yes. So it's surprising that I'm clothed right now. Like, I. Yeah, I managed to find something to wear.
Oh, my gosh.
Yeah. So I want to, like, I want to bring this home. What is message that you can give moms right now? Because moms are like, there are some moms who are like, I really feel like there's something inside me to get. And then there's another group of moms who's like, I really need to bring in more money into my home. But then there's another group of moms who are just like, I'm okay where I am. But so how can we. Like, there is a rise up of moms. There is a rise.
There's a movement. There is a very special movement.
There is a movement. They're taking Their home.
I'm here for it. I will leave the charge 100%.
Me and you, shoulder to shoulder. 100%. We're returning to the home. So what can you tell them today?
Yeah. So no matter what the dream is, whether it's to unlock this business dream that you have, if it's to just be more peaceful like in your home itself when you are home, you know, or if it's, it's the mom who's trying to make home life more, more harmonious because she needs to contribute a little bit more to help out because of the times that we're in.
Right.
I would say that it starts with your habits in your home. What do I mean by that? So for the mom who just wants a little more peace and wants a little more intention because there's a lot, she maybe has a lot of kids and she's like, I don't want to do business or anything like that. I just need some systems. And in my home you're saying be present in the home, I can't be present. There's too many things to do. It starts with the Lord. So make him the center right of the home. And so if that, if you're that mom, I want you to start to give, gift yourself some time back in the morning. First and foremost to align yourself with the Lord. Pray, move your body, drink your water and then start your day and invite him into every single thing you do. And watch your relationship with your husband improve, watch your relationship with your kids improve, and watch your relationship with your home also improve. Harmony will come together. So that's what I would say. And if you have the business, I want you to do this too also. But if you have the business idea and, or you're trying to earn a little extra money from home right now, I would say to you, you have everything inside of yourself to build the business. You have the knowledge and the skill set from organizing to you love pets to you like to knit. Whatever your talent that God's given you, use it. I always reference the Proverbs 31. Woman, okay? She's the ultimate woman, okay? But she listens to the divine calling first and foremost. And she, and she then takes her skills and she's resourceful. So for the woman who has a dream for a business or needs to earn some extra money, I want you to be resourceful with the God given gifts. You've been gifted and I want you to do some research on how you can start your online business. I'm here to help. I have free Stuff. Go to my page. There's free stuff. Just go get it. You can do this. You can show up. You can make a Digital download for $7. I have a friend, she made.
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Weekly challenge where you just sit with your husband. It's a PDF. It's two pages, $7. I think in December, she was at $45,000 months off. A $7 PDF.
Let's go.
My point is, if God's called you to do it, go build it. So that's what I would say to my moms who have just dreams of building something special. Building wealth from home. Because both of those things are wealth from home. And so, you know, it might take time to build. Please don't get frustrated. Like, lean in. He's calling you to learn and to be resourceful and to figure it out. My journey has not been easy. I wasn't.
Hey, we're.
Mom, here he is. Hi, sweetie. You can have a seat right there. Okay, come here, come here. Okay, we're just going to have a little visitor for this little habit.
I love it.
You know, this is mom life, right?
That could not be more perfect.
So.
Yeah. Well, we're wrapping up. Yeah, he just felt that he just. Okay, Mom's wrapping up. It's time to go.
He needed a moment, and that's okay. You know what? I had a mentor of mine say, like, when they come, just let them tap you on the lake and let them know that you'll go on mute and you'll get to them in just one minute. Let them know that they're important. And that's absolutely. She was in the middle of a speech one time and she took a phone call from her kids. And that's just been my guiding light. So I love it. Invite your children on the journey. That's what this is about. Invite them on the journey to be a part of what you're building in the cracks of your Life. Use those 5, 10, 15 minute increments to do research, to build a post, to optimize your funnel. You know, all of those things. And send me a dm. I want to know your ideas. I will point you in the right direction to help you get started. Okay. There's every resource out on the Internet right now to not even spend a dime.
I know. Very cool. Alexia, thank you so much for hanging out with us. That's been such. It's just been so good to see you and talk with you and just get your message. Because moms need to hear.
I think. I think more moms need to know that this is a possibility for them. And once they do, I think they're going to flourish 100%. This is my six year old, everybody.
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