If you're a young adult just starting out, you've probably been told at some point that you're either "naturally talented" at something, or you’re "just not cut out for it." But here’s the truth: the belief that talent alone is the key to success is a huge misconception.
If you’re in your late teens or early twenties, personal finance might feel like something you’ll deal with “later.” I get it—you’re probably focusing on school, starting a job, or trying to figure out how to make ends meet. But trust me, managing finances is a habit that everyone struggles with. The education system has failed to teach us financial education and we are hear to provide the most essential tips to apply immediately. Let’s break it down and show you just how to start managing personal finances right now. Why Financial Awareness Matters Let’s destroy one myth or default…
If you’re like most young men, you probably feel like you’re working really hard but not really getting ahead. Maybe it’s frustration with your current job or a constant stress about money. I get it. The pressures of keeping up with the jones or simply trying to do better than you were last year. Hard work does eventually pay off but I learned quickly that working harder doesn’t always make you feel happy. Then I discovered the power of shifting my mindset to attract abundance into my life. I learned that I was working hard from a space of scarcity…
