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When I was 15, my dad passed away. I was thrown into a situation with finances that I would have never expected for myself. One week after he passed I was already processing the fact that I probably couldn't afford college, and might even have to pick up a job to help support myself and my mom.
It wasn't until I received a letter in the mail that everything changed. I was notified that I would be inheriting stock that my father had managed, and it was only for me because my mom and my dad were still legally divorced.
In a matter of minutes I went from thinking that I couldn't afford to buy my next lunch at school to managing stock as a 15-year-old. I was challenged to make financial decisions that I grew up with, and damn, I was scared.
But here's the thing, I didn’t let my fear cripple my experience. I realized that I needed to learn; I was extremely lucky to have many financially intelligent people around me to guide me, but I knew at the end of the day it was me making the decisions, not them.
I remember thinking that I could go to college, and I actually had the chance to look at school outside of possibly taking a few classes here and there. I could manage my investments to support my college education, and I could even manage them to help support myself while I was studying.
This week we were talking miracles - if you don't believe in them, stay tuned for this week's podcast episode.
Find out more at https://the-end-in-mind.pinecast.co
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When I was 15, my dad passed away. I was thrown into a situation with finances that I would have never expected for myself. One week after he passed I was already processing the fact that I probably couldn't afford college, and might even have to pick up a job to help support myself and my mom.
It wasn't until I received a letter in the mail that everything changed. I was notified that I would be inheriting stock that my father had managed, and it was only for me because my mom and my dad were still legally divorced.
In a matter of minutes I went from thinking that I couldn't afford to buy my next lunch at school to managing stock as a 15-year-old. I was challenged to make financial decisions that I grew up with, and damn, I was scared.
But here's the thing, I didn’t let my fear cripple my experience. I realized that I needed to learn; I was extremely lucky to have many financially intelligent people around me to guide me, but I knew at the end of the day it was me making the decisions, not them.
I remember thinking that I could go to college, and I actually had the chance to look at school outside of possibly taking a few classes here and there. I could manage my investments to support my college education, and I could even manage them to help support myself while I was studying.
This week we were talking miracles - if you don't believe in them, stay tuned for this week's podcast episode.
Find out more at https://the-end-in-mind.pinecast.co
Check out our podcast host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free with no credit card required. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-4222c3 for 40% off for 4 months, and support The End in Mind: Personal Development For Entrepreneurs .
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices