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We understand that making a change can feel intimidating.
Your path to financial empowerment begins here, and I’m excited to show you how you can take that first step: inspiring stories, tips, and tools to start your journey today.
That’s why right now, we’re offering the 1st Module FREE of Navigating the Financial Path—The 30-Day Personal Financial Improvement Challenge for a limited-time opportunity to join and attend. Take advantage of this chance to invest in your future — because your dreams are worth it.
Here are simple, yet high impact baby steps you can start on today.
- Track how you earn and spend for 30 days
Write down every cash, mobile-money, bank or donation: in short every income you get: salary, allowance, gifts, side income and so forth and— every expense you make: transport, airtime, food, school fees, loans. Use a small notebook or excel spreadsheet.
Treat this simple exercise like a conversation with your money — ask “how much did I earn today” and “where did I spend today?” everyday. After 30 days, you will have a good picture of your financial patterns.
- Build some saving however little it may be
It may not be easy, but whatever tiny amounts that can be put a side will equal to something by the end of the third month. If you can do it daily or weekly and worst case scenario- monthly.
Keep the money separate and away from your near reach; or put it in a locker or in your mobile wallet.
- Look for a community, group or friends with similar interests
Do not just socialize, engage in social and money conversations as well in regards to how to attract, and efficiently use money.
People that can support you to have some money rules and focus on changing your financial life. Treat your money as deliberate deposits and withdrawals of capital—not just free money to spend at will for now.
- Identify and cut out some non essential costs
Identify 2 recurring costs to cut or renegotiate (cheaper phone/data bundle, shop around for alternative options). Plan for slow seasons: preserve some harvest, pack-and-store, or stagger purchases. Redirect saved amounts into your emergency fund or debt repayment.
Some possibilities,right? Now imagine having dedicated guides to follow by your side. We exist because they are many people just like you — ready to invest in themselves to make a difference in their financial lives.
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