What kind of life do you want for yourself?

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I know it’s kind of a heavy question for a Sunday morning, but then again, maybe Sundays are a good day to quietly reflect for a few minutes…

After helping thousands of families (and individuals) finally develop the money skills they need to achieve the results they desperately want, I’ve noticed that one obstacle in particular seems to come up again and again:

“Why would I spend money to get better at money?” or in other words, “If money is so tight, don’t we need it more to pay off debt or use it to pay our bills?”

These are valid questions.

And of course, yes, you could use that same money to pay down your existing debt. But the problem with that approach is that you would just keep treading water, on the verge of drowning.

Paying down your debt little-by-little keeps you meeting just your short-term needs and means you’ll continue to only barely get by.

With the Money Makers Academy, I’m giving you both the life preserver and lifeline to actually get out of debt — and quickly. It teaches you the skills you need to make more money and save more money, so you can finally get ahead.

I believe that’s what you truly want…

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A quick note…

There was so much excitement and demand following last week’s Bootcamp that I’ve decided to re-open my Money Makers Academy (MMA) program to new registrants, but only for a few days.

→ Here’s a new quick video with all the details

The MMA is a private, members-only group that shows you how to make more and save more – without the usual confusion, stress, and setbacks.

You’ll learn the money skills you’ve been wanting (and needing)—even if money is tight right now—all in a step-by-step and even fun way!  
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People live with a lot of fear around money.

Fear of doing the wrong thing, fear they’ll look at their numbers and realize this is all there is, fear they are a failure…

But here’s the thing: when we’re in that situation, there’s another part of us that really wants to learn and find another way! A part that believes there might be a way out, a new path that will lead us where we want to go.

You have this secret optimist inside of you, too. We all do.caveman

Tap into this courageous, hungry part of you!

Inspire it, teach it to develop new skills. As this hopeful part of you grows, so will your confidence, and you’ll begin to move through the 4 stages of competence….

Here’s what the 4 stages look like:

#1 Unconscious incompetence
—We’re unaware of a deficit or the need to improve.

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Talk about a whirlwind of excitement and connection and laughter and tears and some genuinely heart-wrenching epiphanies these past five days of the bootcamp!

I know you weren’t able to make it, so I’m giving you the shortcut with a few high-level takeaways and another ready-to-use money tip!

If there’s nothing else you remember from this past week’s bootcamp (besides getting a few extra emails from me), please remember this:

If you’re struggling with money, you’re not broken, and you don’t have a motivation problem. You’re simply missing the needed skills.

We exposed that truth early last week, with the release of my special report The Big Money Lie!

Next we started to get into exactly which skills are needed with the release of the 4-Minute Money Skills Blueprint, helping you to quickly identify gaps in your ability to handle money effectively.

And then of course, we had the bootcamp these past five days, basically helping you develop each of the four essential skills to help you actively start moving towards the financial success you crave — and deserve…

spend-graphicOkay, now for today’s big, juicy money tip:

You need to connect a dot from spending back to your income.

Whenever you’re about to complete a purchase, remind yourself of how long it takes to generate that exact amount of money required to complete the purchase. It contextualizes the price tag and immediately helps you to thoughtfully consider whether or not the cost is truly worth the effort (not just if it is “worth” the money).

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