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Everyone wants to be THE expert in their personal finances, as they should. 

An expert is someone who possesses deep, specialized knowledge and exceptional skill in an area of focus.

Did you know that there are five stages to achieve expert level in any field?

The fact is, managing your finances with confidence is not an innate skill. 

It’s a learned one. This means you get to become an expert in your own finances. 

Your brain’s automatic response is to want to skip the work required to become an expert at anything. It just wants the reward without going through the process. 

Nothing has gone wrong. It’s just the way it’s wired.

What’s truly fascinating and inspiring is that deciding to become an expert in your personal finances marks the beginning of a life well lived. 

And if that’s what you desire, then know that IT IS POSSIBLE. 

I know this because I’ve been there: one day I decided I wanted to feel better about my finances. I was tired of feeling broke while knowing I was making good money. 

The best outcomes have always started with a decision.

Whenever you’re starting something new, a new path, you are a beginner. The beginner stage always sucks until you move up the learning ladder, and it starts to make a little more sense. 

The hardest part about this journey is sustaining the lows- the moments where you don’t see any improvements, no growth, yet you must keep at it. 

Instant gratification is real, my friend. 

What better way to stay motivated and keep putting in the effort to achieve your goals successfully than working with a coach?

Working with a coach changes the game because it’s never about gaining more knowledge; it’s more about identifying the pieces of you that you struggle to overcome to get to the next level. 

For example: you already know you need a budget, yet somehow you still haven’t been able to sustainably manage your finances using one, letting it guide your financial decisions. 

Or maybe you do know saving money must and should be part of your money system, yet every time you have money in your savings, a new expense shows up, and you have to use it but don’t really understand how to keep money in the savings account. 

Of course, the purpose of a savings account is to support you during emergencies, but if every new expense is an emergency, then you have a problem. 

What’s super cool about working with the Green Wealth Legacy team is that you’re not only working with one coach on your mindset; you are also working on your actual budget, debt management, and future planning- 4 coaches- your entire financial life, in the simplest way without the overwhelm.

This is truly the most alive journey that there is.

PS: come up with something 😆

Speak soon,
Christiane
The Green Wealth Legacy Team