Numbers have always fascinated me, and my years working in accounting deepened my understanding of how the financial system operates. Unfortunately, what I discovered was disheartening: the current fiat system is designed to benefit financial institutions far more than everyday people. While banks rake in billions, most of us are left with interest that barely keeps up with inflation—and then we’re taxed on that small return.
I’ve always felt there had to be a better way. Over the years, my husband, Johnny, and I have invested in commodities, dabbled in the stock market, and focused on property. We bought our first home when I was 25 and Johnny was 29, pouring my entire wage into paying off the mortgage as quickly as possible. Even back then, I hated the idea of giving the banks more than I had to.
The world has changed so much since then, and it continues to evolve at an incredible pace. I’ve witnessed some astounding advancements in my lifetime—starting with carbon copy machines and hand-crank phones that connected you to an operator, to today’s mobile phones, the internet, blockchain, and Web 3.0. It’s been nothing short of remarkable to see these transformations.
Over the past 13 months in particular what I have been doing and sharing with others has been life-changing. I’ve dived deeply into blockchain and Web 3.0, and I’m amazed by the possibilities they offer. It’s not just about technology; it’s about empowering people to take back control of their lives. I can’t keep what I’ve learned to myself, especially knowing how many people are struggling to make ends meet.
I’ve always been passionate about helping others recognize their own greatness and potential. It’s heartbreaking to see living expenses, particularly food and electricity, rise so dramatically over the past couple of years. I want to offer solutions—real, practical alternatives to help people not just survive but thrive.
That’s why I created this program. It’s designed to introduce you to a company I’m proud to be affiliated with—one of the most innovative in the world—and to show you what’s possible in the decentralized space. Through this program, you’ll have access to tools, resources, and knowledge that could change the way you think about your future and what’s possible for your life.
Johnny and I are both dedicated to being the best version of ourselves we can be.
Being open, honest, loving, fun-loving and compassionate. We are empowered and dedicated to living the life we both love with gusto, certainty and, of course, humour thrown in for good measure.
Life throws us all curve balls and how we react to those curve balls will determine what is and isn’t possible in our lives. Johnny and I live in gratitude (How does it get any better than this and what else is possible? are questions we ask ourselves daily). We find gratitude in every experience, good and bad (sometimes that is so hard) as we wouldn’t be who we are but for those experiences. We practice Don Miguel Ruiz’s Four Agreements:
Being impeccable with our words
Being the awareness behind our thoughts
Not taking things personally
Trying never to assume
Johnny and I are here on this journey, living, loving and powerfully navigating life together, and what joy that brings us every day.
When I was one month off 18 and pregnant with Miranda, my beautiful mum passed, and it was devastating. I loved my mum dearly; she was an incredibly powerful but loving and compassionate woman, and I draw my strength from her and her memories to this day. Before I do anything I also ask myself would mum be proud of me and my actions… She still, to this day, is the barometer for my soul. There are so many things I wish I could have shared with her: my children as number one, my achievements, my wins, as well as the down times when I needed her most. That was not meant to be; her journey in this life was cut short, and a part of me changed forever the day she died.
I remember Dr John De Martini saying to me, “You wouldn’t be who you are but for your experiences, “and asked me to find gratitude in all of my life experiences, including Mum's death. I am not able to find gratitude, but I have found acceptance, acceptance in the little things that show me she is still around, albeit in a different form.
I love my family. My family is my life, and I am blessed beyond measure to have a beautiful husband (we were young, crazy and in love and still are), two amazing, compassionate, beautiful children and four incredible grandchildren.