Category: Lesson Essential

  • THE MONEY MATRIX                       

    THE MONEY MATRIX                       

    The most important essential lesson is that our lives are shaped by a simple fact.  The success or failure of your financial future will be based on what you know today.  What you know today will determine where you will be five to 10 years from now.  Financially, we assume things to be true that… Read more

  • A DISCUSSION AND REVIEW OF TRADITIONAL THINKING QUESTIONS AND BELIEFS

    A DISCUSSION AND REVIEW OF TRADITIONAL THINKING QUESTIONS AND BELIEFS

    HOW MONEY WORKS, here is a series of questions for you to answer about some of the most basic concepts of traditional financial thinking.  The purpose of this exercise is to question traditional financial thinking in order to give you a clearer view of how money works in your personal life. DO YOU BELIEVE TAXES… Read more

  • RICH PEOPLE THINK…POOR PEOPLE THINK….

    RICH PEOPLE THINK…POOR PEOPLE THINK….

    How many opportunities have passed you by because you weren’t aware of them?  What you know and the way you think TODAY will impact your financial future more than anything.  Many times, average Americans are willing to rely more on risk and chance than knowledge when it comes to their money.  What is curious is… Read more

  • THERE IS GOOD DEBT; THERE IS BAD DEBT

    THERE IS GOOD DEBT; THERE IS BAD DEBT

    When it comes to debt, everyone should pay attention; otherwise, you will be paying your money to others for the rest of your life.  Debt is a tool, not a convenience.  It should be taken seriously.  Your credit has been made convenient for you to use on a daily basis.  Your credit availability has been… Read more

  • THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH MONEY

    THINGS YOU CAN DO WITH MONEY

    SPENDING MONEY The consumer price index (CPI) measures the cost of buying goods and services for the average American. On a regular basis, 95,000 items from 22,000 stores are surveyed, and 35,000 rental-housing units are measured. The result concludes how average Americans spend their money. According to the Social Security Administration, the breakdown of spending… Read more