Financially successful people rarely follow just one teacher.
Although I love to hear from people how much I have helped them learn, understand, and feel comfortable around money, finances, and investing, when I ask them the majority have taken a little of what they have learned from me and combined it with little pieces of what they learn from others.
And this thrills me.
As much as I love to share what worked or is working for me, I know money is not a “one size fits all” topic.
This is why I encourage those I work with to listen to a wide variety of teachers, theories, and resources and pick out the parts that resonate the most deeply with them.
And, as you go through your money journey, you may find you need to change strategies. What got you here may not get you to the next level.
There are so many amazing people (and some charlatans) offering advice and knowledge about money, finances, and investing. Check them all out. See who and what makes sense to you (as I like to say “see if it passes the sniff test”- if it stinks it probably is not a good idea). Try things out. Experiment. Look at the results. Adjust as necessary.
In addition to the Income Allocation method I will be teaching in a webinar Thursday, October 21, 2021, at 6 pm EST in the free How To Be A Money Master facebook community, I have a whole toolbox of ideas and options that might work for you. DM me if you want to schedule a free First Steps financial strategy call to discuss where you are, where you want to be, and figure out some concrete, actionable first steps you can take down the path to financial success.
What financial tips and tricks do you find most helpful to you?