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Welcome To Income Master
31 Days To Fix Your Finances is a month-long series of activities that enables you to improve your financial status by centering your financial life around your own core values. Instead of supplying a bunch of budgeting sheets and asking you to commit yourself to a program, this program is about figuring out what you want out of life and reorganizing your finances so that you can have that dream.
Each activity in this series is designed to take roughly an hour, so you can do one activity each day and fill an entire month with the activities. Of course, you can tackle as many of these steps as you would like in a single day, but it’s often worthwhile to allow a day to pass between activities so you have time to reflect on what they taught you – and what they mean to you.
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30 Days To Fix Your Finances
Day 1: Your Five Main ValuesYou might have expected that we would start out fixing your finances with a
pencil and a calculator. In fact, it will be a few days before we have any need for
either of these. Why? Before we can define a plan that works for you, we need to
sit down and figure out what really matters in [...]
Yesterday, we defined five main values that define our life. These values are what
we live for; they drive us to work and generally guide us in how we spend our lives.
Yet so often we find ourselves betraying these values (everyone does this at some
point), and it is when we choose to betray these values that [...]
Yesterday, we made up a list of ten goals that derive directly from our values.
Now (and for some of you, finally), we start talking a little bit about numbers.
Let’s get right down to business. Take ten sheets of paper and at the top of
each sheet, write one of the goals you defined yesterday. On each [...]