I used to be terrified of investing. Honestly, I wished someone else would just handle it all for me. And sure—you can delegate your finances. But here’s the truth: it will cost you big time.
Take my accountant, for example. At tax time, I read off my numbers from a spreadsheet, and we’re done in 35 minutes. She charges me $85. Imagine if I handed her a shoebox of receipts instead—how much would that bill be then? Exactly.
The more ownership you take over your finances, the cheaper and smarter it gets in the long run. The less you spend outsourcing what you could learn yourself, the more you save, appreciate, and grow your assets.
For example, I manage my own rental properties. Sure, it’s a hassle sometimes. But why pay someone else a percentage of my rental income for something I’m capable of doing?
My goal is to give you the tools to take care of yourself. Think about it: if your parents always cut your food, did your laundry, and gave you an allowance forever, how would you ever become independent? The same is true with money. You don’t tell your toddler to load the dishwasher without showing them first. They practice, gain confidence, and eventually it becomes second nature.
Start the same way with your finances. Pick one area to improve and just start. If eating out is your weak spot, learn one easy meal. Make it, enjoy it, and repeat. That momentum builds into a snowball effect that makes money management second nature.
Here’s the bottom line: if your money isn’t working for you, you’ll be working for it—forever. Until you die. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Take the first step today: fill out the budget template in my store, cook that one meal at home, or look at one area of your finances that needs plugging.
I believe in you. Book a free 30-min goal setting session with me and let’s start together. Calendly – V
