3. Mental Wealth – Protecting Your Peace Like It’s Gold

What’s the use of having plenty of money or being spiritually grounded if you’re always stressed out? Life in Nigeria can be overwhelming – from fuel prices rising like bread dough to security concerns and the increasing cost of living. Mental health is crucial, and protecting your peace is part of your wealth journey.

Here’s how to protect your mental wealth:

Boundaries: Set boundaries like your life depends on it—because, in some ways, it does. Don’t let people drain your energy or finances.

Self-care: Nigerians are known for "suffering and smiling." But let’s be honest, that’s no way to live. Self-care isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. Make time for yourself. You could take a day off and sleep—no one will judge you!

Laugh it off: Yes, things are hard. But sometimes, laughter really is the best medicine. Whether it’s cracking jokes with friends or watching a funny video, humor is a powerful tool to ease stress. As a wise person once said, "If we don’t laugh, we’ll cry," and honestly, who has time for tears?

Now, imagine a life where you’re financially stable, spiritually connected, and mentally at peace. That’s true wealth—not just surviving but thriving.

It’s all about taking small, intentional steps. Whether it’s budgeting smarter, praying harder, or laughing more often, every action counts. So, no dey blame government or village people every time. The power dey your hand.

2. Spiritual Wealth – Stay Connected to Your Source

As humans, spirituality is in our DNA—especially here in Naija, I trust my people. Whether you're in Lagos traffic and someone is blasting gospel music, or you're on social media reading about "higher powers," we know that there’s more to life than what we see. True spiritual wealth is living every day with purpose, following God’s plan for your life, and treating people right. To stay spiritually connected:

Pray and reflect: Take time to talk to God daily and stay grounded.
Serve others: Helping people, even in small ways, brings blessings.
Follow God’s purpose for your life: Find what you’re meant to do and give it your all.

Here’s how you can thrive and live a balance life in all three areas:

1. Financial Wealth – How to Secure the Bag (Wisely)

True wealth isn’t just about making money – it’s about managing it well, growing it, and ensuring it outlives you! Yes! For instance, for salary earners, you know this is salary week, and I’m sure for some of you, your heart is already doing gish-gish. Abi, you don see alert?

My fren, if you no fit manage that small one wey you earn through thick and thin, it may not be easy to manage when more money comes your way.

Budget wisely: Spend smartly. Keep a balance between what you need, savings, investments, and a little enjoyment. I don talk am again and again, e don tire me – have a budget schedule!

Avoid quick-money scams: Be careful with investments that seem too good to be true.

Have multiple sources of income: Don’t depend on just one job. Try side hustles to boost your earnings. Na 2024 we dey ooo, that side gig fit be your golden ticket!

You see, I’ve been thinking a lot about how life seems to be moving so fast – the hustle, the challenges, and all the wahala of trying to make ends meet. But my people, how’s your mind? How’s your spirit holding up?
Today ehhn, we’re diving into something that concerns us all – how to achieve holistic wealth. Whether you’re my bros from Lagos, my sister from Abuja, or my comrade in Canada, understanding how to balance your finances, spiritual life, and mental well-being is crucial. If your pocket is full but your mind and spirit dey stressed, abeg how you wan enjoy life?

Stay tune for tips on how to live a balance life and enjoy your life.....