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Money Mastery Coach
Our goal is to help you and other young professionals learn a life changing skill. The skill is to use a simple but effective Money Plan to launch your journey into the proper proactive use and handling of money.
In Course A you will learn money concepts aligned with a simple tool that when mastered and used consistently will implant a healthy money mindset, illumine your numbers and transform your financial life.
Course A
Activate YOUR Money Mindset
Know YOUR Numbers
Implement YOUR Money Plan Tool
Course B
Make YOUR Ends Meet
Secure YOUR Proximity
Discipline YOUR Expenses
Set YOUR Money Goals
Course C
Improve YOUR Life
Envision YOUR Future
Extend YOUR Generosity
Benefits of Using a Money Plan
No more guess work. You benefit from having a clear understanding of your current situation.
Decision making is more definite because you’ll make informed decisions well in advance of spending.
It gives you confidence in your money decisions and empowers you to take control of your financial future.
Will provide certainty, peace of mind and reduction of financial stress.
Allows you to determine and prioritize your objectives.
Having a money plan in place helps ensure that your money is allocated wisely. Only spend what you plan to spend.
Why use a Money Plan
Avoid debt
Make saving easier
Reveal spending habits
Help you prepare for emergencies
It can keep you from overspending
Helps you work toward achieving YOUR goals
Committed to Helping You Succeed
If you are not satisfied with your status quo, and you want a change. . .
for things to change, you have to change.
75%
of young people stress over money.
Money planning is not about limiting yourself – it’s about making the things that excite you possible!
45%
of Gen Z live pay-check-to-pay-check.
If you can’t control your money, then making more won't help.
Only 25%
of Americans have some sort of money plan.
If you take control of your money today, then tomorrow you won’t be a victim lacking it.
A Money Plan is a guide by your side. Your roadmap.
Plans weigh ounces - regret weighs tons!
Young Americans are more likely than older generations to have experienced regret about their personal spending.
Money in. . .Money out
Money in - Earn more money
Money out - Spend less money
Our lives are mostly affected by the way we think things are, not the way they are.
We’ve all been imprinted with thoughts about money. It’s our money mental imprint. How you think about money, wealth, rich people. Your money imprint is ingrained in your subconscious mind. It will determine not only your financial life, but your entire life. Your money mindset is the root of your financial success, mediocrity or failure. From your parents, friends, teachers, or clergy;
Your thoughts = your actions.
Your actions = your results.
Success Story
Bridget "Biddy" Mason
Although she was kidnapped and enslaved, Bridget “Biddy” Mason eventually found fortune as one of America’s first female real estate tycoons. Following a youth spent in bondage in Mississippi, Mason was moved to Utah in 1847. Biddy was then moved to California, where she petitioned for and won her freedom in 1856.
Mason spent 10 years working as a midwife, saved her earnings and made sound investment decisions, and became one of the city’s first Black landowners after she bought a small piece of property for $250. An astute businesswoman, Mason later sold some of the land for a profit, and went on to build commercial properties in some of L.A.’s fastest-growing business districts.
In time, her shrewd land deals saw her amass a fortune of some $300,000 ($10 million in today’s dollars).
Success Story
John D. Rockefeller kept a ledger, which explains how he managed to save money even on a small salary. The little book contained his
receipts and expenditures when he first began to earn money.
Says Rockefeller, “I
was taught how to keep a ledger. The practice of keeping a little personal
ledger by young people just starting in business and earning money and requiring
to learn its value is, I think, a good one. I call it Ledger A, and now I place the greatest value upon it.”
John D. Rockefeller's net worth was equal to $340 billion in today's dollars after adjusting for inflation.
Ever wonder where all your money goes each month?
Do you often feel that you can’t catch a break financially?
Are you in debt, living paycheck to paycheck, no money to cover emergencies?
If so, implement The Money Plan for Young Professionals
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