Keep the Fun; Plan for the Future

by Joy Oliver

Overview

Budgeting is boring, time consuming and no one wants to do it. Why should anyone work hard for everyone else but themselves.

We need fun and we absolutely must have income today and tomorrow.

Doing what everyone else is doing is not working. Take notice of people who made drastic change to better their financial position.

What you do with your money tells a story about what's important to you. If you don't like the story, its time to make some changes.

Learn the 4 Step Personal Finance System, adapt it to your lifestyle and get out of debt without starting at zero and keeping the fun in your life.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940154610947
Publisher:	Joy Oliver
Publication date:	09/29/2017
Sold by:	Smashwords
Format:	eBook
Sales rank:	400,856
File size:	626 KB

About the Author

After 10 years counting money for entrepreneurs, retailers and manufacturers, Joy Oliver realized that the people who seem to overcome financial hurdles with ease all have one thing in common: A system for handling their money. Joy learned from these countless individuals and families and adopted their principles. “What Can Notes Do for You?” is one of her first books. It is a brief overview for people who are unfamiliar with real estate notes, but who are seeking alternatives to traditional investing. This complimentary book also comes with a short video course by the same name. You can find it at ProCapFTW.com/webclass. For investors seeking to find out up front how much an investment will cost them up front and overtime as well as how much it will put into their bank account, keep an eye open for “Keep Your Note Profits”. Many people hear the hype about how much an investment generated, but there is no mention about how much made it into the bank account. “Keep Your Note Profits” highlights the importance of using pre-due diligence to discover whether or not an asset will be profitable and how to ensure that investors keep their profit in their own pocket. For excerpts and updates on the book launch, visit ProCapFTW.com For those working to climb out of debt it seems as if they must put their future on hold while every cent they work for goes into someone else’s wallet. “Keep the Fun, Plan for the Future” is for people who refuse to start at zero. There is no need to avoid a favorite restaurant, movie theater or put off taking a vacation. Debt should absolutely be eliminated as quickly as possible, but after the basic needs of today and tomorrow are covered. Visit KeepTheFun.blog/books to learn more about this and other upcoming books.