Debt freedom, investing? This week’s dreamer  Chloé Daniels @clobaremoneycoach discusses how to do both.

When she was younger,  Chloé associated money with stress. She was determined to earn a high income. But even after making money by landing a job and promotion in corporate America, she still ended up hoarding money, overspending, and mismanaging her finances. 

Chloé quickly realized that increasing her income wasn’t enough. She needed to also learn how to manage money if she wanted to become financially secure.

In 3 years, she went from being in debt to increasing her net worth by $300k in her early thirties.

In this episode,  Chloé shares with us the key changes she had to make to finally be in control of her money, learn to invest, and leading her to become a successful money coach.

In this episode,  Chloé Daniels discusses:   

• How to build wealth the lazy way
• Her early struggles with managing money
• Her big “wake-up” call about her finances
• How she went from living paycheck to paycheck to increase her net worth by $300k in 3 years
• How to make informed decisions about pursuing debt freedom before investing
• Beliefs she changed in order to build wealth
• Her journey traveling as a digital entrepreneur

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Dreamers' Wealth of Wisdom 

• I saw the stress that the lack of money caused my parents. I didn't think of how making money wasn't the solution. It was also learning how to manage money. -  Chloé Daniels
• I didn’t start investing until 29, and the thing is—we can always ponder on the fact that we didn't start sooner. But the best next thing is to start right now. - Chloé Daniels

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