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Financial Independence - the 5 Laws of Money in 2020 - Law 1
As you might have picked up on this show so far, money isn't the end all be all for us. In fact, we're not much into spending all of our time thinking about or making money. We'd much rather be doing something else.
So, we've tried to find the simplest (almost minimalistic) ways to set up our money systems so that they run efficiently and so we can do what we really love.
We take some cues from the ultra-wealthy but add a dose of the average person who's doing things right in there too. Do you think Warren Buffett got to where he is by accident? Do you think the average person is going to manage their money successfully by accident? No! We take control.
But taking control doesn't mean money has to eat up our time and energy.
This week, we're digging into 5 laws of money that are easy to understand, quick to set up, and can totally transform the next 30 years of your life. They might even be all you need to reach Financial Independence
These laws come from a book first published in 1926 with all the male chauvinism you might expect. This is my attempt to bring it into a time almost 100 years later when so much has changed and yet so much remains the same. The book is called, "The Richest Man in Bablyon" by George S. Clason. The current rendition might be called "The Wealthiest Woman in the World."
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If my gift has helped you, please pay the gift forward by sharing this content with a friend.
My gratitude in advance.
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Our generation needs to create a unique path to Financial Independence. The FIFE Movement explores and promotes an entrepreneurial and feminine approach to freedom for us and for the entire world.
Wealth is coming our way… lets prepare to use it well!
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Source/Inspiration: The Richest Man in Babylon
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As you might have picked up on this show so far, money isn't the end all be all for us. In fact, we're not much into spending all of our time thinking about or making money. We'd much rather be doing something else.
So, we've tried to find the simplest (almost minimalistic) ways to set up our money systems so that they run efficiently and so we can do what we really love.
We take some cues from the ultra-wealthy but add a dose of the average person who's doing things right in there too. Do you think Warren Buffett got to where he is by accident? Do you think the average person is going to manage their money successfully by accident? No! We take control.
But taking control doesn't mean money has to eat up our time and energy.
This week, we're digging into 5 laws of money that are easy to understand, quick to set up, and can totally transform the next 30 years of your life. They might even be all you need to reach Financial Independence
These laws come from a book first published in 1926 with all the male chauvinism you might expect. This is my attempt to bring it into a time almost 100 years later when so much has changed and yet so much remains the same. The book is called, "The Richest Man in Bablyon" by George S. Clason. The current rendition might be called "The Wealthiest Woman in the World."
---
To connect with the community, visit fifemovement.com.
If my gift has helped you, please pay the gift forward by sharing this content with a friend.
My gratitude in advance.
---
Our generation needs to create a unique path to Financial Independence. The FIFE Movement explores and promotes an entrepreneurial and feminine approach to freedom for us and for the entire world.
Wealth is coming our way… lets prepare to use it well!
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Source/Inspiration: The Richest Man in Babylon