.jpg)
lets begin aggressively with a few reality checks
SCENERIO #1: I want to retire at age 65. From 65-85, what is my plan to pay my bills for those 20 years?
EXAMPLE: Lets say when reach 65 years old, you need at minimum $3,000 a month to pay your bills and live comfortably. $3,000 a month x 240 months or (20 YEARS) = $720,000. You will need to have $720,000.00 saved by 65 to retire comfortably.
Put your own numbers here______________x___________=_________ Are you on pace to have this amount saved by 65?
SCENERIO #2: You suddenly pass away and you have two children. With your current financial situation, who will pay for your funeral? Who will take care of your children financially in your absence? Are the people who will be responsible for your funeral and children financially capable of paying those extra expenses? Scenerio #3: You are working a dead-end job or even the job of your dreams. You are living and enjoying life. You optimistically talk about your long-term financial goals and dreams, but in reality, they have not been coming true. Years have gone by, you are older now and too proud to admit you need assistance. Do you swallow your pride and hire a Financial Mentor who can teach you the right steps to improve your financial situation, or do you remain prideful and continue to under-perform? Scenerio #4: Fast forward five years from now and decide which situation you want to be in: A. Broke and in debt saying, "I wish I had a Financial Mentor to help me with my finances" B. Broke and in debt saying, "I wish I listened to my Financial Mentor" C. Successful and financially comfortable saying, "I'm glad I hired and listened to my Financial Mentor. Scenerio #5: Your loved one is working their first job. You know they have never been taught anything about finances, and for those who may have been taught something about finances, you are not sure if they were properly taught. Do you allow them to learn on their own, through expensive trial and error, or do you hire them a Financial Mentor to teach them how to take the proper steps to avoid financial hardship? Some financial errors can take years to recover from.
SCENERIO #2: You suddenly pass away and you have two children. With your current financial situation, who will pay for your funeral? Who will take care of your children financially in your absence? Are the people who will be responsible for your funeral and children financially capable of paying those extra expenses? Scenerio #3: You are working a dead-end job or even the job of your dreams. You are living and enjoying life. You optimistically talk about your long-term financial goals and dreams, but in reality, they have not been coming true. Years have gone by, you are older now and too proud to admit you need assistance. Do you swallow your pride and hire a Financial Mentor who can teach you the right steps to improve your financial situation, or do you remain prideful and continue to under-perform? Scenerio #4: Fast forward five years from now and decide which situation you want to be in: A. Broke and in debt saying, "I wish I had a Financial Mentor to help me with my finances" B. Broke and in debt saying, "I wish I listened to my Financial Mentor" C. Successful and financially comfortable saying, "I'm glad I hired and listened to my Financial Mentor. Scenerio #5: Your loved one is working their first job. You know they have never been taught anything about finances, and for those who may have been taught something about finances, you are not sure if they were properly taught. Do you allow them to learn on their own, through expensive trial and error, or do you hire them a Financial Mentor to teach them how to take the proper steps to avoid financial hardship? Some financial errors can take years to recover from.