Do you ever feel like no matter how much you earn, it's never quite enough?

If so, you’re not alone. Many people are caught in a cycle, assuming that the next paycheck, raise, bonus, or job will finally provide enough and stop the money stressors for good.

But here’s the hard truth: more money doesn’t always make life better.

What truly changes your life isn’t just the number on your paycheck. It’s how you use that money—and whether it’s connected to what really matters to you.

Some people think of money as the ultimate goal. They want to make more, save more, accumulate more, as if it’s inherently valuable.

But those who are truly strong with money get it: money is energy. It’s not the end. It’s a means to an end.

Like electricity, money is neutral. It reveals its power when you decide how to direct it. Used intentionally, it can power a life of joy, freedom, and fulfillment. Used unconsciously, it slips away on things that don’t matter.

So how do you use money as energy to create a life you actually love?