Become Financially Free: take control of your money & life with Rachel Cruze

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Many people want to become more financially stable, but are struggling or feel like they won’t be able to change their circumstances. Rachel Cruze, a two-time #1 national bestselling author and financial expert, empowers people to turn around their finances, get out of debt, and build a wealth mindset. Rachel and her Father, Dave Ramsey, teach families and individuals at all levels of income how to start saving to create long term wealth, and finally get out of debt. I personally have learned so much from this incredible principle they teach: “Live like no on else, so that later you can live and give like no one else.” Short term sacrifice can lead to reaching your long term goals, financial freedom, and being in control of your money. And I’ve seen drastic shifts take place, not only in my own life, but also in my friends lives, by following the advice Rachel teaches.

I am so excited to get my hands on Rachel’s book “Know Yourself Know Your Money” which is out now and available to read. I loved this conversation with Rachel, she’s energetic, thought-provoking, compassionate, and insightful. Personal finance is an important topic for all people, at all levels of income and I hope you will find what she shares inspiring for your financial freedom journey.

In this episode we cover:
How to build a wealth mindset
Common myths people believe about millionaires (The National Study of Millionaires)
Common characteristics that people live by who are good with their money
The biggest mistakes people make when it comes to finances & managing their money
How to win with money in 7 baby steps
Things people waste their money on that they think they need
Tips, resources, and tools for making a budget and sticking to it
Is becoming financially independent something that is only for the privileged? What about those who are really struggling financially (either from debt, can barely pay their rent, are a single parent, or are on a fixed/low income?)
The fastest way to pay off your debt
Saving and how few people are prepared to pay for an emergency
Ways people can make extra money aside from their job
Taking life into your own hands vs. waiting for the government to dismiss student loans
How to best protect our money from inflation
Why giving generously is such an integral part of this discussion
Teaching kids healthy finances and money habits

WHERE TO FIND DR. RACHEL CRUZE
Website: www.ramseysolutions.com/rachel-cruze
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Her book: https://www.amazon.com/Know-Yourself-...

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