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    Are You Drowning in Debt?: Try Building a Relationship with Money: Financial Freedom, #134
    Are You Drowning in Debt?: Try Building a Relationship with Money: Financial Freedom, #134
    Are You Drowning in Debt?: Try Building a Relationship with Money: Financial Freedom, #134
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    Are You Drowning in Debt?: Try Building a Relationship with Money: Financial Freedom, #134

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    They set us up for failure; they pushed us to become employees without understanding how money worlds.

     

    But we can't blame them. It's time to accept accountability for our choices AND our debt.

     

    There are two rules to money: money is an exchange of value, and time is more valuable than money.

     

    We must use money to buy our time—we call this financial independence. Once you understand the premise for creating the life of your dreams, it is on you to make it happen. 

     

    Money plays a small role in the process; it's all about time. Good Luck!

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoshua King
    Release dateApr 2, 2023
    ISBN9798215267707
    Are You Drowning in Debt?: Try Building a Relationship with Money: Financial Freedom, #134

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      Are You Drowning in Debt? - Joshua King

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      MILITARY FAMILY INVESTING | Joshua King | Home of the Free PDF

      Are You Drowning in Debt?

      All Right Reserved Military Family Investing | 01  Are You Drowning in Debt?

      02  Time is Money #1: Debt

      03  Time is Money #2: Present

      04  Time is Money #3: Future

      05  Unfair Advantage

      06  Saving & Investing with $400/month Available

      07  The Magic of Compounding

      08  Struggle-Mania: 12 Reasons You Love Being in Debt

      09  Welcome to Stress Freedom

      10  Financial Freedom is a Mindset

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      Are You Drowning in Debt?

      Try Building a Relationship with Money

      01  Are You Drowning in Debt?

      02  Time is Money #1: Debt

      03  Time is Money #2: Present

      04  Time is Money #3: Future

      05  Unfair Advantage

      06  Saving & Investing with $400/month Available

      07  The Magic of Compounding

      08  Struggle-Mania: 12 Reasons You Love Being in Debt

      09  Welcome to Stress Freedom

      10  Financial Freedom is a Mindset

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      01  Are You Drowning in Debt?

      Our parents and teachers train us to be good employees. Unfortunately, this mindset leads to terrible interactions with money.

      The first step to getting out of debt is understanding the language of money and then learning how we should spend it.

      The root cause of debt. We live in a consumption-based, spend-first society. However, that is not the root of our problems with debt.

      Happy Cash Flow Retirement 8

      What’s the most valuable resource in your life today—time or money? As they trained us to be employees, our parents and teachers made money our top priority.

      Once we had our marching orders, we joined the workforce and proceeded to get into debt. We sold our future time to get what we wanted today.

      Robert Kiyosaki understands the struggle. I see a lot of Robert Kiyosaki bashing on the internet; however, I think he is one of the greatest minds alive.

      The rich do not work for money is perhaps the most powerful sentence written. Most people will never understand the complexity of this statement.

      What is Generational Wealth?

      Money is an exchange of value; we must use money to buy back our time. Once we understand this concept, we can build a strong relationship with money.

      The myth of budgeting. Robert Kioysaki’s Rich Dad was adamant that the kids did not work for money. He made them work for free. This scenario forced young Robert to create value by opening a comic book exhibit in the basement.

      Why did Rich Dad force them to work for free? Because as soon as you work for money, it is extremely tough to stop.

      They taught us to budget with our entire paycheck. If we earned $10,000/month, our budget started with $10,000. We set aside $1,000 for savings, investments, and charity and spent $9,000.

      At $1,000

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