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In a world of rapid change and economic uncertainty, true success requires more than awareness—it demands wisdom and spiritual discernment. The need to be informed but not influenced, leaning on the Holy Spirit to navigate shifting paradigms and uncover divine opportunities where others see only disruption.

The challenges are significant. The wrong mindsets only hold you back. Recognizing that the challenges are opportunities for those led confidently by the Holy Spirit.

Easing inflation doesn't mean prices are declining. And adjusted for inflation, wages are lower than 50 years ago. The wake up call to take charge of your financial destiny.

Inflation and interest rates have eased. But danger lurks on the horizon. Instead of fear, wisdom to recognize the challenge and faith to approach God for direction is the order of the day.

Home buying has become an almost impossible mountain to climb. Instead of chasing the market, or giving up hope, applying faith to God's principle.

Everything that can be shaken, will. Approaching future challenges by faith with the expectation of being distinct and thriving.

In this month's strategy report we highlight how 40 years declining interest rates artificially stimulated the economy. Why the foundations we have come to expect are changing forever.

This month we explore the accelerating schism between the haves and have nots. The death of leverage. And rejecting old paradigms to create financial success.

Demographic shifts will have wide ranging implications, including many of our long standing assumptions. Many of the old rules will be turned on their head. Recognizing the need to be led by the Holy Spirit to succeed.

Economists are calling this season "the whiplash effect". The continued erosion of artificial security and understanding God's power to get wealth.

What does the Airbnb effect have to do with kingdom life & success? How could pushback possibly affect real estate prices in select areas?

What does 2024 hold? Recession or soft landing? Does the idea of prospering in every season just become a Christian version of positive mental attitude? In an era of forced faith application, where can we focus?