Four Years In: Practicing What I’ve Been Preaching
This month, my company turned four.
That sentence still makes me pause, not because of the number, but because of what it represents. Four years of building something intentionally. Four years of applying the very same financial principles I write about, talk about, and share with my clients.
When I started Abaya Wealth Management, I wasn’t chasing rapid growth or external validation. I wanted to build something sturdier than that. I wanted a firm that helped clients feel more secure about their future and allowed me to live the life I was intentionally choosing in the present both personally and professionally.
The truth is the concepts I share in my blogs aren’t theory. They’re not aspirational fluff. They’re the framework I use every day.
· Real security is built over time, not rushed.
· Joy shows up when you stop making decisions from fear.
· Consistency creates confidence—financially and personally.
I built my firm using the same principles. I encourage clients to build their wealth: step by step, with a clear purpose, disciplined strategy, and enough flexibility to adapt when life throws a curve ball.
Four years in, the results matter. Client assets continue to grow due to a steady, thoughtful strategy. That kind of growth creates something far more valuable than performance alone. It creates peace of mind. It allows clients to feel confident making financial decisions, knowing their financial life is being handled with care and intention.
Equally important: the business supports the lifestyle I chose. Time with family. Space to think and grow. Work that feels meaningful rather than draining. Growth without the constant sense of being behind. That balance isn’t accidental, it is designed.
So, this anniversary isn’t just a milestone. It’s a quiet confirmation.
Security and happiness for the people I serve.
Joy in the life I’m living.
And a business that continues to grow my way.
Four years down. Still growing. Still aligned. Still practicing exactly what I preach: