I help professionals use their 30s to crush the wealth game so they can maximize flexibility in their career | Frameworks to buy a home, invest, bridge careers
As a wealth coach, 20% of my conversations with clients are about money.
Most people seeking wealth get caught up in $ figures and whiff on the other 80%.
Here are the pillars you're probably glossing over when viewing your bank account. π§΅ π
The greatest lesson you can learn from current market volatility.
Your retirement is subject to market timing. You can get lucky and time it well or you can have a battle on your hands.
Adding real estate & business investments can reduce this risk.
Excited to kickoff a new gig with a local startup today.
The last year of building out my coaching program and working with clients has been transformational.
It has positioned me to take on a limited # of clients in this new phase.
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In the first half of your career?
A decrease in market valuation is the best thing that can happen for you.
The trick is positioning yourself to take advantage so a similar scenario doesn't bite you in the rear as you age.
Professionals often assume that their line of work is the problem.
More often than not, it's a poor company fit.
Areas to assess fit:
β’ Size
β’ Mission
β’ Onsite/Remote
β’ Supervision
β’ Camaraderie
β’ Flexibility
The bidding wars that first-time home buyers are having to go through sickens me.
Your long-term wealth is created by the gap between your income and expenses. Overpaying for a house locks in your greatest expense at a premium.
Proceed with caution.