Welcome Fall 2024, you have some huge shoes to fill as summer was full of Sweetness.

As I welcome the fall season, I can’t help but notice how much it resembles life’s natural rhythm. Fall, or #autumn, is a transformative period that mirrors the cycles I go through as an individual. Mother Earth once again enters this beautiful phase where I prepare for a time of reflection, replenishment, and hibernation. The leaves turn golden, the days grow shorter, and the air becomes crisper—inviting me to slow down and get cozy. Just as nature prepares for what’s to come, fall offers me an opportunity to “fall into place,” to align myself with the season and take stock of where I am and where I’m heading.

This time of year, I instinctively prepare for the colder months ahead, just as I prepare for different phases in my life. It’s a period for gathering what I’ve worked hard to harvest—whether that’s my dreams, goals, or lessons learned—and use it to fuel my growth moving forward. With shorter days and cooler winds, I layer up, find warmth in my surroundings, and settle into the cozy spaces of my home and mind. It’s a reminder to not only seek warmth but to create it within my life by fostering balance and happiness.

But what does it truly mean to “fall into place”? It’s not just about physically preparing for the season, but emotionally and mentally aligning myself with the opportunities for growth and change that fall brings. This is a time to be intentional, to reflect, and to design a life that affords me happiness and balance. As fall started I have started a new book by Robin Sharma called the “The wealth money can’t buy” . It is becoming one of my favorite books. I’m listening in the car, while walking the dog crunching through fallen leaves, on my crowed subway ride to work and every moment I can get.

The Wealth Money Can’t Buy: Designing a Life

As I embrace this season of change, I’ll be using ideas from the book The Wealth Money Can’t Buy to guide me over the next few months. This book emphasizes that true wealth is not just about financial gain, but about cultivating a fulfilling and balanced life. Over the coming weeks, I’ll focus on the 8 key wealth ideas from the book, using them as tools to design a life that nurtures happiness and balance, particularly as I journey through fall.

These wealth ideas remind me that the richness of life isn’t just measured in dollars and cents, but in the quality of the life I design for myself. How I spend my time, how I nurture relationships, and how I cultivate inner peace all contribute to a life of wealth and abundance. Fall, with its cozy and reflective nature, is the perfect season to realign with these values.

Let’s take a quick look at these 8 key wealth ideas:

1. Time Wealth: How I manage and invest my time can be as crucial as managing money. Time is a non-renewable resource, and fall reminds me to slow down, reflect, and spend my time on what truly matters—whether that’s relationships, self-care, or pursuing passions.

2. Health Wealth: As I prepare for the colder months, it’s important to take stock of my physical and mental well-being. Health is a form of wealth that enables me to enjoy everything else in life. Eating well, and eating for your health is important. Like eating what is in season.

3. Relationship Wealth: Just as trees shed their leaves, I can use this season to let go of toxic relationships and strengthen the ones that nurture me. Building meaningful connections is an investment in long-term happiness.

4. Financial Wealth: Financial health gives me security, but it’s essential to remember that money is a tool, not an end goal. Fall encourages me to take a deeper look at how I’m managing my finances in a way that supports the lifestyle I want.

5. Career and Purpose Wealth: As I get cozy this season, it’s a good time to reflect on my career and purpose. Am I working toward something meaningful? Fall is the perfect season to think about ways I can align my work with my passion.

6. Emotional Wealth: As the days grow shorter, I’m invited to tap into my emotional well-being. It’s about creating mental space, finding calm, and addressing emotions that might be holding me back.

7. Spiritual Wealth: Fall reminds me to reconnect with nature, which helps me tap into my spiritual side. Whether through meditation, mindfulness, or simply appreciating the changing season, nurturing my spiritual wealth leads to inner peace and fulfillment.

8. Legacy Wealth: Finally, fall invites me to think about the legacy I’m creating. What am I leaving behind for the next generation? How am I contributing to the world? This is the season to start planting the seeds for the impact I want to make.

Fall Into Place: Crafting a Life of Balance

In the coming months, I’ll be diving deeper into each of these ideas and how they can help me design a life that supports happiness, balance, and fulfillment. Fall is not just a season of change for nature, but for me too. As the leaves fall and the earth prepares for winter, I too can take this time to shed what no longer serves me and embrace what does.

So, as I sip on my favorite warm beverage and wrap myself in cozy layers, I’ll take a moment to think about how I want to fall into place this season. What areas of my life need nurturing? What can I let go of to make space for balance? This season, I’ll embrace the changes and design a life that’s not only rich in abundance but rich in meaning.

Welcome again, fall. Together, we are going to be amazing.

Over the next few weeks, I’ll explore how each of these wealth ideas can shape my life and bring me closer to a balanced and happy existence. Stay tuned, by joining me on Instagram or subscribe to my bi weekly newsletter and let’s make this season one of intentional growth and happiness.