It’s March, So March On

It’s March, So March On

I stood in my kitchen this morning, sipping my coffee, staring at the calendar on the wall.

March.

I flipped the page like I do at the start of every month, but this time, something felt different.

March.

It didn’t just feel like another month on the calendar. It felt like a command. A push forward. A reminder that time is moving—whether I’m ready for it or not.

And honestly? That hit me harder than I expected.

Because if I’m being honest with myself, I’ve had moments this year where I wanted to stop. Where I let self-doubt creep in. Where I convinced myself that maybe now wasn’t the right time to chase my goals, start something new, or take control of my future.

I kept telling myself:

"Maybe next month."

"Maybe when things settle down."

"Maybe when I have more time, more money, more confidence."

But the truth is, I wasn’t waiting for the right time. I was waiting for permission.

I was waiting for a sign that said, "Now is your moment."

But that’s not how it works.

The moment doesn’t come to you.

You have to march toward it.

How Many “Next Months” Have Already Passed?

Time has a funny way of moving fast when you’re not paying attention.

I started thinking about all the times I’ve told myself I’d start something next month. The business idea I’ve been sitting on, the project I wanted to launch, the extra income I’ve been meaning to build.

But then one month turns into three.

Three months turn into a year.

And before you know it, you’re still exactly where you were—except with more regret.

I realized today that I don’t want to keep waiting.

Because next month turns into never if you’re not careful.

And I don’t want to look back at my life and realize I was always waiting for the perfect time instead of creating it.

Why Do We Keep Waiting?

If you’re anything like me, maybe you’ve been waiting, too.

Waiting for more clarity.

Waiting for a sign.

Waiting for someone to come along and tell you, “Now is your time.”

But why?

Why do we hesitate when we know there’s something bigger calling us forward?

For most of us, it’s fear.

Fear that we won’t be good enough.

Fear that we don’t have the skills, the time, the ability to make it work.

Fear that we’ll start and fail, and that failure will somehow confirm the worst things we already believe about ourselves.

But here’s what I realized today—we don’t wait because we’re not ready. We wait because we’re scared.

And fear?

Fear isn’t a reason to stand still.

Fear is a sign that we need to move forward.

March Means Movement

March isn’t just a name—it’s a verb.

A call to move. A call to take action, even when it’s uncomfortable.

For the longest time, I thought success had to be big.

I thought progress had to be obvious.

I thought movement had to look like huge, life-changing leaps.

But I’ve learned something different.

Marching isn’t sprinting.

It’s steady, consistent movement.

It’s one step after another, after another, after another.

And when it comes to financial freedom, passive income, and building something of your own, that’s the secret—small, daily steps add up.

Because here’s the truth:

You don’t have to change your whole life today.

You just have to take one step forward.

The Power of Taking One Step

Let me tell you something I wish I had learned sooner:

Momentum comes from movement.

You don’t wake up one day suddenly feeling ready, full of confidence, bursting with motivation.

You build confidence by taking action.

You build motivation by seeing small progress.

You build momentum by starting—even when you don’t feel ready.

That’s why today, instead of letting another month slip by, I’m choosing to march forward.

And I hope you will, too.

Because no matter what your goal is—whether it’s building passive income, launching a business, writing that book, or finally starting that thing you keep putting off—waiting won’t make it easier.

Action will.

Why I Stopped Waiting and Started Building

I started Mom’s Passive Paycheck because I know what it’s like to want more but feel stuck.

I know what it’s like to dream of financial flexibility but feel overwhelmed by the process.

I know what it’s like to want something different but doubt whether it’s possible.

And I also know this—nothing changes if we don’t move.

I created Mom’s Passive Paycheck because I believe in the power of taking control of your income, your time, and your life.

Not just for me.

But for other moms who want the same thing.

Because I’ve been where you are.

And I know what’s on the other side of action.

March On—Even If It’s Slow

I don’t know where you are right now.

Maybe you’re staring at your own calendar, wondering where the time has gone.

Maybe you’re feeling stuck, afraid, or unsure of what’s next.

Maybe you’ve been waiting for a sign, for clarity, for permission to start.

If that’s you, let this be your sign.

You don’t have to do everything today.

You just have to do something.

One step. One action. One move in the direction of what you want.

It’s March.

So march on.