E-Books →THE MONEY MENTALITY

Teens believe things about themselves that just aren't true.
They've been told they're terrible with money or that they'll never be wealthy.
Even worse, some teens born into a household where there never seems to be enough money believe they're doomed to repeat the cycle of living paycheck to paycheck.
None of these things are true.
It's only true if you believe it to be, so forget about what people may say.
We've had many financial learning experiences from student loans, to medical school, to scaling up a side hustle into a profitable business. Throughout this journey, one thing became clear: we should have learned about personal finance a long time ago. This is the money user manual we wish we had growing up, and inside you'll discover:The SMART method that will help you reach both your short-term and long-term money goals3 mindsets that will change your perspective on money and lead to lifelong financial security starting nowHow to make money with your mind, not your time, so that you work fewer hours but earn more moneyHow you can save money and still reward yourself with special treatsWhat compound interest and hens have in common and why it leads to financial stability and wealthThe 5 core competencies of financial literacy that will help you build a lifelong healthy attitude toward moneyWhat a FICO score means and what you can do to build the high score essential for your financial well-beingThe 50/30/20 method that works whether you have $10 or $10 000 in your pocketWhy the length of time you leave money in a savings account is more important than how much money you saveWhy investing in shares is like a swap meet, auction house and shopping mall all rolled into one5 questions to ask yourself before applying for a credit cardHow to get a credit card, even if you're not yet 18, proving that you're trustworthy and on the road to financial independenceHow you can start investing with as little as $100 and how much money your $100 will be worth in futureHow to use debt to achieve financial stability and build wealthHow to reduce student debt or avoid it altogether by making a few smart moves
And much more.