The Best Fourth-Quarter Goal: Money in the Bank, Peace in Your Mind

Happy Halloween, friends. 🎃
While the rest of the world is talking about costumes, candy, and carving pumpkins, I’m thinking about something else we all chase this time of year: the big “end-of-year win.”

We’re in the fourth quarter.
The “last push.”
The “finish strong” season.

But here’s the truth I want you to hear before the ball drops on December 31st:

Your biggest fourth-quarter win might not be a bigger paycheck.
It might be peace.


When Peace Feels Like Boredom

I was reading another blog recently where the writer talked about living in so much chaos for so long that, when life finally calmed down, she thought she was bored.

But she wasn’t bored.
She was finally at peace.

That stopped me in my tracks because it made me think about how many times I’ve said, “I’m bored,” when really… I wasn’t. I was in a space of stability, joy, and contentment that I simply didn’t recognize.

And because I didn’t recognize it, I would go looking for the chaos again. I’d fill my calendar. Start more projects. Find something to hustle after. Anything to recreate the “normal” I was used to — even if that “normal” was exhausting me.


Recognizing the Richness in Wholeness

Here’s the thing:
If you’ve lived in constant motion, constant problem-solving, or constant “next big thing” energy, true peace can feel foreign.

It can feel like something’s missing.
It can feel… quiet.
And if you’re not used to quiet, it can feel wrong.

But that quiet is where your nervous system repairs itself.
That quiet is where you can actually enjoy the money you’re making.
That quiet is where you start building a life you don’t need a vacation from.

That’s the richness of wholeness — when your money and your mind are both steady.


Why the Fourth Quarter Is the Perfect Time for This Shift

Right now, as the year winds down, the temptation is to sprint toward the finish line — to pile on more goals, more to-dos, more “one last push” energy.

But I want to offer a different strategy:
What if the best way to “finish strong” was to finish steady?

What if your fourth-quarter win was:

  • A bank account that’s growing
  • A mind that’s calm
  • A body that’s rested
  • A life that feels aligned, not crammed full

Pulling It All Together

This month, we’ve talked about mental capacity, emotional stability, and wealth strategies that honor your whole self — not just your bank balance.

And this is where it all comes together:
You don’t have to choose between money and peace.
You can end the year with both.

It starts with recognizing that peace is not boredom — it’s a sign you’ve finally created the stability you’ve been chasing. And when you anchor your money goals in that stability, you build something that lasts.


Soft Challenge

Today, take 5 minutes to list three areas of your life that feel calm and steady right now. Then ask yourself: How can I protect this peace as I go after my fourth-quarter money goals?


Here’s my wish for you this Halloween and beyond:
May your bank account grow.
May your peace multiply.
And may you step into the new year knowing that the richest life is the one where both exist together.

And if you’re ready to build your wealth and your wholeness, come join me in Wealthy Women Conversations — because you don’t have to hustle for your life to get better.

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2 responses to “The Best Fourth-Quarter Goal: Money in the Bank, Peace in Your Mind”

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    practicallycertain9285c00769

    OMG… I just told my friend (let me borrow your words) good good girlfriend that I was bored. Now I have to look at that differently because I think you maybe right. Is that just peace… Oh my oh my… What a concept for me to think about.

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