One thing moms almost universally want for their children is a better start in life than what they had, even if their childhoods were pretty good.
But “better start” or “better childhood” are such relative terms. How do you measure it? By the size of their bedrooms? The number of toys? Their allowance? Trips? Clubs/teams?
And, while some things may seem “better”, they may backfire. Giving your children too much of… anything… can result in unappreciative, demanding children, although this is not a given (there is certainly no formula for raising a child with certain attributes). That said, how many of us attribute our work ethic to having to do chores or become entrepreneurs at a young age?
I think, though, that most moms would agree that the ability to have choices for their children, and the ability to fund their hopes and dreams, is one thing that is measurable and attainable.
Some moms are fortunate enough to either grow up in families who spoke freely about money, finances, and investing, or something in them sparked a need to learn about money, finances, and investing before having kids.
Other moms find themselves wanting to “provide better” for their kids, but do not know how to do it. That is where I come in. If you are a motivated mom determined to create a better life for your children, I provide education and knowledge that empowers you so you can put the systems in place that will be the solid foundation you need to catapult your children to an even better life than you had. Whether you want to learn how to budget, find new revenue streams or free money, negotiate better deals, invest, make saving easy and automatic, or just talk about your ideas,
I am here for you.
I have spent over 30 years educating myself about money, finances, investing, and money mindset so I can help you cut the learning curve and take a shortcut to success. And, it can be fun and simple!
What is/was your benchmark for deciding what kind of childhood you wanted your children to have? How does/did it compare to your childhood?