Impact & Influence Magazine Paperback

June is about ownership-not the kind that's claimed, but the kind that's executed. The kind built through clarity, reinforced by discipline, and measured by results over time. As 2026 continues to accelerate, the separation is becoming more visible-those who drift versus those who take control of their direction with intention and precision.This month's cover, centered around David Wangberg and his focus on taking control of your money and future, reflects a conversation that's long overdue. Financial independence isn't just about income-it's about awareness, structure, and the willingness to make decisions that most avoid. In a world filled with noise, David's perspective cuts through it, bringing the focus back to what actually builds long-term security and freedom.We also feature Porsche Middleton and her article, Why Families Are Turning to In-Home Memory Care Before Crisis Hits, which highlights a shift happening in real time. Preparation is no longer reactive-it's proactive. Families are beginning to understand that waiting for the right moment often means waiting too long. Porsche's work underscores the importance of foresight, care, and making decisions from a place of strength rather than urgency.As Impact & Influence Magazine continues to grow, the mission remains the same: to showcase those who don't wait for opportunity-but position themselves to create it. June is a reminder that ownership isn't given. It's taken, built, and proven over time.