(#58) Break The Paycheck - Paycheck Cycle - Keep The Change
SummaryIn this conversation, Iyia and Luke discuss the critical importance of financial literacy and the lack of practical money management education in traditional schooling. Luke shares his personal journey from being a chartered accountant to realizing the need for better financial education. They explore the challenges of managing money, the impact of beliefs on financial decisions, and the importance of community support in achieving financial goals. The discussion also delves into practical advice for starting and growing a business, emphasizing the need for a mindset shift and validation of business ideas in the market. In this conversation, Iyia discusses the importance of overcoming a scarcity mindset, the value of self-awareness, and the necessity of understanding financial literacy. He emphasizes the power of business as a wealth builder, the significance of investing wisely, and the need for individuals to track their financial progress. The discussion also touches on the misconceptions surrounding home ownership and the importance of making informed financial decisions.Takeaways Financial education is often lacking in traditional schooling. Real-life experiences shape our understanding of money management. Community support can significantly impact financial success. Beliefs about money can limit financial growth and opportunities. Practical knowledge about money is essential for personal and business success. Starting a business requires validation of ideas in the market. Mindset shifts are crucial for overcoming financial challenges. Learning from failures is part of the journey to financial literacy. Setting realistic financial goals is important for success. Education and continuous learning are key to financial empowerment. Self-awareness is crucial in overcoming a scarcity mindset. Data can challenge preconceived notions about money. Value exceeds price in financial transactions. Confidence is key when transitioning from a stable job. Business is the most effective way to build wealth. Investing should be prioritized over paying down debt. Understanding compounding can significantly impact financial growth. Tracking finances monthly can lead to better financial habits. Education on financial literacy should start early. Home ownership is not always the best financial decision.Keywordsfinancial literacy, money management, business growth, mindset, personal finance, debt management, financial education, wealth building, budgeting, investing, scarcity mindset, financial literacy, wealth building, investing, business success, New Zealand economy, money management, personal finance, compounding, income growthhttps://www.keepthechange.co.nz/
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