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CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 INTRODONE!
CHAPTER 5 - Keeping track - Applied exercises to maintain and grow your wealth -
the mechanics 2
CHAPTER 1 INTRO
restate your argument & re-establish the benefits - "why" is your course the
right course
Welcome to this course. Just by being here you are already ahead of the
grand majority.
ersonal finance is the key to building a strong wealth foundation and here
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you will learn key critical practices used by multi millionaires to build and grow
their wealth.
any believe that once you have money to manage, you will learn how to
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manage it. This could not be further from the truth. If you don’t learn about
personal finances, money and how to manage it, then it is very unlikely that
you will ever become wealthy. The value you will get from this short guide is
immeasurable. If you follow the blueprints I’ve set out for you in the next few
chapters you will noticeably increase your wealth and have a proven record of
how it is steadily growing month after month.
You have a regular job but are never really able to grow your wealth.
If you don’t quite understand personal finance and have little control over your
money.
You want to know more about money and how to build wealth.
rofessionals, students, parents, people who want to grow their savings and start
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investing.
If you want to know how to manage your finances better and have peace of mind
when spending your money.
ou are just starting to earn money for the very first time, possibly the beginning of
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your career and are unsure of what to do.
If you don’t have over 150k saved in your account and want to get there.
Or if you don’t know where your money goes at the end of the month (even if you are
a high earner).
ou want to take control over your finances and know how to manage your money so
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that you don’t have to be counting pennies.
Who am I?
i there, my name is Ivan Tornado. Well, Tornado
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is not actually my surname but that's what they call
me (because wherever I go I shake the ground).
I am not going to lie and exaggerate my story like many other “finance
ninjas” out there. I never had to move to my parents basement or have to
squat with friends without having money for rent.
I’ve always had it clear that I wanted to be an entrepreneur and work for
myself. Even as young as 18, in university I was looking at ways to work for
myself. That’s when learned about e-commerce. I had a few unsuccessful
e-commerce sites while I was studying.
It wasn’t until I was 23, having finished my masters and already working a
regular 9-5 office job at an insurance company that I made my first
successful e-commerce web page with a friend.
fter only 4 months of working my 9-5 during the day and building our
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ecom during the evenings I quit my job and decided to work fully on our
project.
his is when my first signs of success started. Rather quickly we (my friend
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and I) were both earning 5-6k per month. By the time I was 24 we were
hitting around 12-15k each month. It was crazy, I couldn’t believe it myself.
o I went ahead and did what I always dreamed of doing. I took off
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traveling! To live the life of a digital nomad. Backpack, laptop and a whole
world of adventures waiting ahead.
I'm not telling you this to show off, but for you to understand my story and
where my expertise came from. But it wasn’t all sunny skies from then
onwards.
fter being on the road for months on end and covid-19, our downfall
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began…
ith everyone inside their homes, e-com competition got fierce, shipping
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prices skyrocketed (even past 500%), ad spend bidding also doubled and
we lost our edge. It had been 3 years since we had opened, but we were in
trouble. We started to slow down. Back to 7-8k, then to 3-4k.
Until eventually having earned quite a bit of money, we had to close our
ecommerce.
e had closed our main money maker, and I was perfectly fine. Protected
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by a comfortable emergency fund and my investments growing. I had
nothing to fear. I had been collecting data on my spending habits and knew
(for a fact) I had a cushion of at least another 2 years for me to start my
next business.
hat means, I looked at how much I had saved, and saw that If I did not
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alter my regular spending habits (traveling, going on adventures, having
nice dinners and having drinks with my friends) I could live off my savings
for 2 years. If I cut down and limited my lifestyle I could even “survive” for 3
years.
his made me extremely calm because I knew I had time to find my next
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venture. My next money maker.
few months later, I was once again working on a new project and again
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created a new cash flow. But what is important here was the peace of mind
that came with having a well thought out and implemented financial plan.
owever, what was odd and never realized until our company went down,
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was thatmy business partner was screwed(financiallyspeaking).
e were both equal 50-50% partners and earned the same amount over
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the last 3 years, but I was super set and calm and he was running
desperately low on cash.
hat did you do man? Did you not open up savings accounts? You haven’t
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been putting money aside? What about your investments ?We had
invested together through the years - but he had sold his shares and crypto
and was almost broke. I couldn’t believe it. He had blown it all away. I was
baffled.
I assumed he had been learning too… He hadn’t. Our company closed and
his personal finances were in ruins.
He didn’t know how to manage his money and lost it.
o I sat down with him one afternoon and explained the most basic
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principles of personal finance I had been following and how I had been
managing our own money. He didn’t know any of it. I was shocked once
again. 3 years with him, he was a really good Co-CEO, but terrible with his
own money.
nce he implemented the (very basic) tactics I taught him that afternoon,
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after a few months he was still short in cash, but had regained control of his
finances. He began to turn things around and again saw his net worth start
to grow.
hat’s when I realized I knew something that was not common knowledge.
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A blend of skills and advice from all the learning I’d done over the years
that would improve people's lives.
his guide is an improved, more complete version of the chat we had that
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afternoon.
ince then countless people have implemented the methods in this guide
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and have taken control of their finances.
In this short ebook you will learn how to manage the money that you
already have so that you never go broke. So you can build a strong
o that you are aware of your financial situation so you can take informed
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decisions when you buy anything. So that you know if you can afford that
plane ticket or that new car.
In few words… in this guide you will learn o understand the wealth
principles that millionaires use, how to manage your money, how to keep
track of your finances and lastly, how to not lose your money.
ecause in the end it’s not about who makes the most money, but who
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keeps the most.
y the end of these few pages you will know more about personal finance
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than 98% of the world.
Little disclaimer:
It’s not enough to just read the guide. You must execute the steps that
will be laid out. If you just sit on your knowledge nothing will change.
Personal finance is all about managing your money. It means making decisions
about how you earn, spend, save, and invest your money to meet your goals. Here are
some basic things it includes:
● Budgeting: Plan how much money you get and decide where it should go. This
helps you make sure you have enough for everything you need.
● Saving: Set aside some money for later. It could be for emergencies, holidays,
or big things like buying a house.
● Investing: Make your money grow by putting it into things like stocks, bonds,
or real estate.
● Debt Management: If you owe money, figure out a plan to pay it back without
causing too much stress.
● Insurance: Protect yourself from unexpected events, like getting sick or having
an accident.
● Retirement Planning: Save and invest money now so you can have a
comfortable life when you're no longer working.
● Estate Planning: Plan what happens to your money and belongings after you
pass away.
Managing personal finance means learning about these things, being smart with
your money, and adjusting your plans as life changes. It helps you have a stable and
secure financial future.
Personal finance and some of these topics sound scary, but I promise you
they are not. We will go through every single one of them.
Firstly, let me clear the air on some of the biggest misconceptions around
personal finance.
Personal finance is easy. By sticking to a few basic ground rules we will go
over you are more than on your way to creating a wealthy lifestyle and
understanding money.
Yes, there is endless information on what to do and what not to do and it
can feel overwhelming. You can make your personal finances as complex
as you want, but the main principles are extremely easy both to understand
and apply. Just by following these principles you’ll be miles ahead of 98%
of people.
This guide teaches you how to manage your finances so that you have
data about your money, your spending habits and helps you quantify what
wealth actually means to you.
“More income means more wealth.” - Somewhat true, but not quite…
While a higher income helps, true wealth is often about how you manage
and save money, not just how much you earn.
Myth:
The earlier you start saving, the more time your money has to grow. Even
small amounts can make a big difference over the long term.
In this guide you will learn about budgeting, saving, investing, financial
planning and how to set yourself up for financial success and have
complete peace of mind.
You will learn how to manage the money you are already making so that
you start building wealth foundations.
When you have these capabilities, you will start to see your money grow
each month. This will motivate you and give you the tools so that you can
then create more money. By taking measured risks and decisions based on
data.
“You have to have lots of money first and then learn how to manage
it.” - NOT TRUE!!
Again, this is false. Imagine saying “I will learn to play basketball when I
join the NBA”. No, you won’t be able to join the NBA unless you are a great
basketball player. The same happens with money.
You first have to learn how to manage money, and when you know
how to manage it, it will grow, and you will start building wealth.
If you have 10,000€ saved up, learn how to manage those. If you have
1000€, then start with those. If you only have 100€, then that's also ok. At
first it’s about building good money habits that later will become second
nature to you.
First learn how to manage your money. Then see it grow over time.
More myths:
“Financial planning and wealth advisors are only for the rich” - NOT
TRUE
You will not get rich by accident. You have to plan, learn and work towards
it constantly. It is always a good idea to learn about money and seek
advice.
here are multi billion dollar industries that capitalize on consumers not
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knowing about money (ask bank managers!).
If you never learn, take out high interest credit card loans and do not have
a strong financial foundation, the chances you become wealthy are almost
non-existent.
ut don’t worry because in this short guide you will learn the simple to
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implement strategies I still use to this day to manage my money, invest at a
risk tolerance level I feel comfortable with and make my wealth grow.
CALL TO ACTION -Check out the full wealth foundations course here.
LINK HERE.
We have all heard of the saying “Don’t work for money, have money work
for you”. Well, this can only happen if you know how to manage money.
How to keep it and make it grow. You will learn how to do this in this short
guide.
Like I mentioned before, it is not about who earns the most. It’s about who
gets to keep the most, save it and invest it for the future.
Many people I’ve taught are high earners, making 15k or more per month,
but they never seemed to grow rich. Yes, they’d get a bonus at the end of
the year and possibly a raise, but they’d quickly go off and spend that extra
money, adding more costs to their life and still have very little by the end of
it.
If they invested, they did so sporadically, on stocks or cryptos that were
“trending” or that they “liked”, rather than a long term investment strategy
for growth.
Once they started following these easy principles and applying the
concepts learned here, their situation changed drastically within a few
months.
Maybe you are not at the 15k per month mark, that doesn’t make these
principles less valuable. It actually makes what you’ll learn here more
valuable.
These principles are going to sound absurdly easy. They are so easy to
understand that even a 6 year old could learn them.
If you apply the principles here, even if you don’t do anything to earn more
money, you simply measure and understand how the money you have
behaves, in 6 months your life will look very different. Let’s not even
mention how it will be in 5 years!
You can keep a tight control over your finances in only 20/30 minutes PER
MONTH and all completely for free using google sheets/excel ! There are
hundreds of apps to do this for you, but I personally still use a simple
google sheet where I keep track of my money “the old way”. It helps me
understand my situation better.
By the end of this guide you will know how to do the same. You will also get
a blank template of the same google sheet I use. You’ll fill in the blanks and
understand your own financial situation.
If you follow the wealth principles below you are drastically increasing your
chances of becoming rich.
RULE N1:
Remember that wealth is quiet. I am sure you’ve heard the saying “to become
rich, act broke”. Wealthy people usually prioritize saving and investing over
flashy spending.
This extends to your credit cards. Don’t get into debt with your credit card! If
you have a 10k spending limit on your card, but only have 6k in your account,
don’t spend 10k! That is amongst the worst things you can do. Credit card
debt has one of the highest interest rates (sometimes even up to 18%).
If you live below your means, you should never go broke. Each month you
should have more and more money saved in your account.
That is one of the biggest issues people have. They earn 4k and spend 5k and
add more debt to their credit card. Then end up paying fortunes in interest and
become even more broke.
Don’t spend to impress, spend on things you love. Never ever ever everrrrrrr
live above your means! (It needed to be said 5 times because it is that
important).
Wealth principle:
es, it’s true that you shouldn’t splurge on things you don’t need (and even
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less live above your means), but one shouldn’t get super boggled up on
cutting costs.
One should focus more attention on earning more. You will get rich by
negotiating your salary, starting a side hustle and generating passive income
not by cutting costs buying cheap coffee or thin toilet paper.
You’ve probably heard this wealth principle a million times before, it is
important to have it here too:
People don’t get rich by having a job, they get rich by owning assets
(like a business) that generate more money.
If you look at the richest people on the planet, not one of them made their
wealth from a job. Even Shaquille O'neal, Rhiana and Doctor Dre made their
money from businesses, not from sports or music.
The trick is not to get a higher earning job, but a way to make money while
you sleep.
It is good to get a higher paying job, but it is better to find a cash flow
generating asset. Something that doesn’t require your time. Because you only
have certain amount of hours in a day.
We will dive deeper into passive income in chapter 6. For now you only need
to understandThe Not so secret formula to financialfreedom(it is actually
an updated version of the formula we saw before).
Don’t worry, in the following chapters are how to distribute your income, how
to start saving and investing in order to increase your chances to create
sources of passive income.
The focus here is not to learn how to make more money, but how to manage
the money you already have.
I said before there is no bulletproof formula. That is “kind of” true. The safest,
most secure way to become rich is investing over a long period of time. If you
stick to constant investing, you are almost guaranteed to become rich.
If you invest 100€ per week at 25 years of age at 8% yearly interest :
If you start 10 years later, at 35, still investing 100€ per week at 8%.
and 144,000.00€ would have come from you. Compound interest would
be only423,045.30€
You can experiment with your own investment calculations usingthis linkto calculator.net.
Therefore:
The best time to start investing was 10 years ago, the second best time is
today.
We will go deeper into this topic when talking about investing in chapter 4.
Don’t invest in things you don’t understand or trust. If it sounds too good to be
true, it probably is.
If you invest 10k and lose 50%, you have 5k. But for those 5k to become 10k
again you need to make 100%.
Be wise, do your homework and be skeptical. Make sure to have a well
diversified portfolio mixing stocks, bonds, real estate, crypto and other assets.
Or as more commonly said “don’t put all your eggs in one basket”.
Again, we will go deeper into investing, risk diversification and risk tolerance in
chapter 4.
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Wealth Principle:
Rome was not built in one day. Building wealth takes time. wealthy people
focus on long-term goals and resist the temptation of short-term gains.
Patience is a key virtue in wealth-building. The best way to become wealthy is
with safe investments with good returns over time.
Lastly, this wealth principle we will touch upon now, but go more in depth on
chapter 7.
What does your rich life look like? Take a little while to imagine it. What would
a “perfect day” look like if you already had all the money you wanted?
How much money do you actually need to do the things you love?
There’s living a rich life, vs livin a wealthy life. I show you this image because
it illustrates my point quite well.
It’s not about how much money you have, but the quality of life you live.
One thing is having money, another quite different thing is being rich. Having a
wealthy lifestyle. Money comes and goes, but if you know how to manage
your finances you will become wealthy. That is done through financial literacy.
Money is only important up to a certain point. After having enough for your
basic necessities, for all the lavish spending you want to do, then more money
won’t make you happier. What will make you happier is more free time so you
can spend your money doing activities you like.Therfore,
FINANCIAL FREEDOM
WITH FREE TIME
ND LOCATION FREEDOM!
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That’s real wealth. Being able to kick back, sleep in until whichever time you
want, getting whichever food you want to eat in the restaurant (not looking at
the price) and not hesitating when ordering starters, taking a spontaneous
holiday with your partner to a tropical island without a return ticket and
deciding to leave whenever you feel like you are done exploring and enjoying
your getaway.
This may sound like a dream, but it is not so hard to achieve. Once you know
how much money you need to carry on with your style of living, any extra
money you make should be used to free up your time so you can do things
you love.
The last wealth principle (and one you don’t usually hear from financial
advisors):
Money by itself is not worth anything. The value of money is what it can do for
you. If you were stranded on a desert island with 300 Million euros and no
food, wouldn’t you swap it all so you can live one more day?
Many wealthy individuals get caught up in the whole money making game that
they forget to live. How many people do you know that work from sunrise to
dawn, earn a killing but only take of 5 days per year (leaving them with no time
to enjoy their money).
back in my e-com days I met a wealthy 61 year old japanese man at a hotel
bar in Buenos Aires. I don’t know exactly how much he was worth but you
could tell it was a lot. We started talking. He said with sad eyes how he was
going to retire next year. He told me how he’d sent his 3 daughters to private
school, then to university. How his wife always bought the best clothes, how
he got to travel a lot of the world.
Even though he said it with a smile, he wasn’t bragging. I could hear a slight
tone of remorse in his voice, his eyes looked a bit sad. Hollow. I called him up
on it and asked if he was happy with how he had lived his life. He said that
was quite perspective of me. That even though he was going to retire and
finally have time, he had spent all his life working extremely hard. How he’d
alway have his work phone near him, even when sleeping he’d wake up, even
on holidays he’d answer. He admitted he wish he could of had “at least one
hobby” instead of just working. Not just fancy hotels and white tablecloth
dinners ordering off menu. I asked him “Sooo, you with you would of maybe
just retired with less money at likeeee 40?”
“at 40?” He replied quickly with a light laugh. “Even at 50 would of been great.
All I have now is money, and im growing old. I feel it already. There are so
My whole mentality and what I teach is not how to make money, but how to
manage your money so that you can spend it guilt free on what you love. How
can you afford to live a life that you love, to be able to do things that excite
you.
I am an advocate for happiness, freedom and love. You can read this onmy
personal blog.
“MAKE YOUR OWN WAY. DO WHAT YOU WANT. SAY WHAT YOU FEEL.
BE YOURSELF.”
In the next chapter you will learn how to manage your current income so you
can start to understand your finances and start enjoying that peace of mind
that comes with knowledge. That way you too can start living the life of your
dreams.
“Every day we waste we will never get back. We MUST live in a way that
makes us happy. You are the director and star of your film.” Ivan Tornado
t first you might feel frightened, like it is an unattainable goal with your
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current finances. Or to the contrary, you may think one is wasting too much
money on one thing or another.
Do not worry, it will all be made clear afterwards in the variations secession at
the end of this chapter.
It is important to note that this income distribution wheel is most applicable for
people who earn less than 10-12k per month and do not have over 150k in
savings or investments.
Also that it is not a strict rule to follow, but a guideline. If you can afford to save
more, invest more or you feel like you want to spend lavishly, and you have
the income for it, then by all means please adapt it to your life. We all live
different lives, with different preferences and priorities. I enjoy spending my
money on travel, excursions and experiences, others may prefer to spend it
on extravagant dinners in michelin star restaurants.
I will never tell you how to spend your money. I only want to educate you on
the proven structure to construct a strong wealth foundation.
Lastly, this is only a short guide. If you want to dive deeper into this topic and
see it’s ramifications I invite you to take thefullwealth foundations courseor
have a1 on 1 consultation call with mewhere we canwalk through your
finances together and create a tailor made plan for you.
With no further delay, I present to you the ideal income distribution wheel:
henever you receive money, you should divide it in the following way. We use percentages
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and assume this is your income after tax to simply the concept.
20%SAVINGS
General Savings + Safety Net/ Emergency Fund
10%INVESTING
In at least 8 non correlated sectors
10%LAVISH SPENDING
Live the life you want to live now !!
hat is all you need to know to start building your wealth. If you divide your
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income into these percentages you are guaranteed to build your wealth, your
health and keep learning.
Don’t worry. We will go through every section so that there are no confussions.
50%
f your total income for your Rent / Mortgage, Food, Electricity, Water,
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Clothes, Insurance, Interest payments
If you are spending more than 50% of your income on your basic necessities
you have overstretched yourself or are being underpaid. This is not ideal for
growth. As said before, I recommend finding a way to earn more rather than
moving somewhere cheaper, but if your basic needs exceed 70% of your
income then consider moving somewhere cheaper. We will talk about this
more in in the variations section of this chapter.
If you are wondering why haven’t I included things like In this section we don’t
include anything to do with health or education because it is so important it
has a section of its own. You will find it in the next few pages.
n the other hand, if spending half of your income on your basic necessities
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seems like way to much (for example, you earn 12k and only spend around 3k
on basic needs) then good on you!
You have many options here. This is where you should aim to be!
If you have a safety net savings account (this will be explained very soon)
and are already investing you can for example:
● Move somewhere nicer, you can afford it. Enjoy your life
● If you are happy living where you are/ you own your home and don’t pay
any rent/morgage, then you can double down on investing and saving.
This will greatly accelerate your path to “the ultimate goal” - financial
freedom with free time and free location.
● You can also afford to spend more of your money lavishly on the things
you love. Take that vacation! Buy yourself that nice bag!
● Lastly, (what I personally do) a combination of all 3 options above. My
rent and utilities are significantly below 50%, so each month I invest
15% instead of 10%, I save 22-25% and the rest I spend doing things I
love. Don’t be afraid to spend your money! Money is not worth anything
in itself, money should be used for your enjoyment and comforts.
SAVINGS20%
Long term savings + Saving for opportunities
ou should save money at the beginning of each month, not afterwards. If you
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usually earn 3k and spend 3k (living within your means, but not saving
anything) it will become fairly easy for you to start living on 2,4k and saving
that 20%. That 20% will make a big difference in the long term.
eneral savings
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Safety Net savings.
hy should one keep adding to our safety net savings account even when we
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have mor than 1 year of savings?
ecause when we grow older, our expenses grow higher. You become
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accustomed to a certain lifestyle, you may have a partner or children to look
after, so it is always good to keep adding to your safety net savings account.
ome people call this account a “f*ck you” savings account, because it gives
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you the possibility to walk away from anything you don’t want in your life. Be it
a job you hate, or having to break up with a partner you don’t like anymore, you
can say f*ck you to them and know you’ll be alright for 6-12 months… Plenty of
time to find another job or make another business.
hy save 20% and only invest 10%? Specially when you can have liquid assets
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such as stocks that you can quickly convert to cash if you needed them?
ecause you don’t know how the market will be when you need your savings.
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The market has always recovered, and always grown yes… but if you are in
need of your savings, and you have it invested in stocks that are down 40% like
with covid19 or another catastrophe (even if historically they go up 6-8% per
year in the long run) you are going to be forced to sell at a loss because you
are not liquid.
et me tell you the story of Alex. He invested all his money and kept very few
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savings in currency. It was 2010 and the real estate buble had just burst open.
He had lost 3 of his tenants and couldn’t afford to pay all of his houses. He
was too invested, he had no liquidity to pay for all his properties. He had to sell
one of his Villas worth 1,5 Million for 650k (Less than half the price) so that
the banks would not repossess his other properties. Had he kept an
emergency fund and a general savings account, he wouldn’t have had to sell at
such a rush and lose hundreds of thousands of euros.
Liquidity is essential for wealth, and cash is the most liquid asset. It is okay to
lose a little bit to inflation every year in order to have peace of mind. Some of
your income you should invest, others you should simply save!
Never underestimate saving. Having a bit of cash in hand can make wonders.
10%INVESTING
Invest consistently and throught time. In at least 8 non
correlated sectors to diversificate risk.
Investing is when you use your money to buy assets that have the potential to
grow in value over time, like stocks, real estate, crypto, bonds or businesses.
The goal is to make your money work for you and generate returns, such as
profits or income, rather than just keeping it in a savings account. It's a way to
build wealth for the future.
“ I don’t know how. I am not educated in finances, I wouldn’t know what to
invest in”.
hat’s a fair enough point. On the how, there are many investment platforms
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that allow you to transfer money or pay with credit card and then you can
chose from their large list of stocks.
s to “what should I invest in”, the easiest and safest is to put your money on
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the S&P 500 or S&P Europe350. Those are the list of the 500 biggest
companies in the US, and the 350 biggest companies in the EU. You can find
those indexes in almost all investment platforms.
hey also let you invest in automatic portfolios managed by professional in
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many industries. Personally I have money in their smart portfolios in the
gaming industry, divabeted med, dirverless cars tech, big tech and european
economy.
es, if you sell your stocks. But as long as you hold it (even when it is down)
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then you never lose. Specially if you diversify your investments in uncorrelated
industries. It is recommended that you should diversify your investments in at
least 8 industries.
For example,
1. Technology stocks
2. Farmaseutical stocks
3. Energy company stocks
4. Food and every day goods stocks
5. Crypto
6. Real estate
7. Start ups
8. Peer to peer lending
9. Government bonds
If you diversify across different industries, and chose a couple companies in
each one, then your portfolio is diversified and you have reduced your risk
quite a lot.
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It is best to invest consistently even when the market is going down!
*Remember the market always recovers. It recovered after the great
depression, after the world wars, after covid. If the stock market doesn’t
recover, its because some major shit (like a zombia apocalypse) has gone
down and then you will have bigger problems to think about than having lost
your money.
If we look at how the market has behaved, the longer the time frame we can
see that it has always gone up.
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● 0 Years (2002 – 2022): 8.14% annual return
● 30 Years (1992 – 2022): 9.64% annual return
● 40 Years (1982 – 2022): 11.6% annual return
good benchmark to have is that the market goes up 10% yearly. If we adjust
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is to inflation, that turns out to be around 7-8% annual growth (that’s why in the
examples in chapter 3 we used 8% growth).
nother common myth that should be debunked in chapter 2, but I desieded to
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add it here:
“ I can time the market to make the best investment decision”. - Somewhat
true.I would advice against it unless you reallyknow what you are doing and
you have enough funds to wait it out (it could be years).
here are ways in which you can “time the market” for you to make more
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money, but that should not be your main investing strategy. If you decide to do
this, it should be with some of the money from your general savings when the
market is going down.
es, you should always go against the current, and when the market is going
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down, you buy and wait for the market to recover. Then you sell and and just
keep your regular investments.
If you don’t feel confident investing it is safer to simply invest consistently 10%
of your income into the S&P500 and S&P Europe100.
here are infinite strategies for investing and many cool tips and tricks you
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can do.On the wealth foundations course you we digmuch deeper into the
profundities investing and its ramifications. I even show you step by step how
to open your investing account and how to do your first investment.
hat I want to teach you are the money habits and how to manage your
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money. I want you to get into the habit of investing constantly. 10% minimum.
If you can afford to invest more, then great! You can stop working earlier
(more on this in chapter 7)
factor that must be mentioned with investing is risk. Everyone has different
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risk tolerance levels. Your investments will usually reflect your appetite for
risk. The more risk, usually the higher the return.
In the health section we would include costs such as gym memberships,
personal trainers, nutritionists, massages, psycologist (also an important part
of health), health retreats, food supplements, sport and workout equipment,
beauticians, ect.
n the education section we add costs like books, courses, conferences, 1 on
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1 coaching, mentoriships, learning subscriptions, personal teachers, programs
for learning and developing our skills, mindfulness getaways, networking
events, subscriptions to data groups, ect.
10%LAVISH SPENDING
Live the life you want to live now !!
ARIATIONS
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How to make the ideal income distribution
apply to you?
Like I said it is extremely easy and free. I still to this day keep a record of my
personal finances on a google sheets page.
I have a few different tabs, but you only really need 2:
This is all you need to do in each one. At the beginning of each month (I like to
do this on the first Monday of each month.
CHAPTER 6 - ENTREPRENEURSHIP AS A
MEANS OF FREEDOM -
CREATING SOURCES OF PASSIVE INCOME & quitting your job - Maintenance
Section #5: TROUBLESHOOTING
This chapter should go over common FAQs the reader will have as they go through this ebook. These FAQs and
answers to them should help them start implementing the steps inside this ebook ASAP.
Essentially, it's money earned while you're not actively working for it.
One gets rich by taking big risks with little money. One stays rich by taking little risks
with a lot of money.
Insurance !
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