Self Care: How to Be a Lifeonaire with Jason Wojo

Jason started his journey as a student at Lifeonaire in 2009.  He was able to turn everything around, reinvent himself, and design a life of true joy, passion, fulfillment and freedom with the help of Lifeonaire.  His gratitude for the Lifeonaire message and philosophy, along with his desire to empower and encourage others led to him first becoming a Titanium coach, then lead event instructor, and now CEO of Lifeonaire. He has been blessed with a beautiful wife, three daughters, a dog named Rusty, and lives in North Carolina. For fun, he "lifts things up and puts them down", plays electric guitar in the worship band at his church, and spends time with his family. Memorable Quotes: It's not really about weight. It's about how you feel on the inside with what you're thinking about, what you're putting on your body, what you're putting in your body. And the weight will take care of itself most of the time. He said, why does everybody keep saying to me, I want to be a millionaire? And it hit him. He's like, what they really want is the life they think the money is going to buy them. They want to be a lifeonaire. And I think we confuse the vehicle with the destination. Business is supposed to be the vehicle to the life we want. When you understand and you fully spend the time to think about what's most important to you, I think you quickly realize it's people. In most cases, it's people. What You'll Learn: Why it is so important to envision and create the life you want apart from material possessions or business success. This Episode Includes: Jason shares that his first job was working with the Navy and how even after pursuing that job for 15 years it wasn't his passion. His job with the Navy provided two things: financial wealth and a lot of hours spent at work. Michelle talks about how what you're putting on your body and what you're putting in your body are critical for wellbeing. Jason decided to shift gears and became involved in real estate investing where he met Steve Cook. Steve coined the term Lifeonaire after finding financial success and still feeling like his life wasn't fulfilling. Lifeonaire teaches the principles of life first, business second. Michelle shares how people told her to go big and sell her business in 2013 but she realized that helping people find wellbeing was her calling in life. Someone who is a lifeonaire has the perspective that they are going to have the life they want regardless of the money they earn. Jason talks about his family and how going through lifeonaire helped his relationships with his daughters and his spouse. Lifeonaire encourages you to make time for the people in your life who matter the most. Three Takeaways From Today's Episode: Go read the Lifeonaire book or check out the Lifeonaire podcast to begin learning how to live the life you want. Make a list of what's important to you outside of business success. Share this episode with one person you want to go with you on this Lifeonaire journey. Mentioned In The Episode: Lifeonaire Home Page - Lifeonaire Helzberg Entrepreneurial Mentoring Program Community America Credit Union Advent Health Sheryl Hammontree Thoughtful Threads Dan Britton and Jimmy Page on Small Changes Big Shifts One Word by Dan Britton and Jimmy Page