Denver Money Coach Discusses His New Book “Money is the Smallest Part of Your Finances”
A money coach such an important piece in your financial life. Period. Financial coaching is a process of looking at your financial life through long term thinking, where you not only create a budget, but you approach financial decisions in so that you do not get back into the same financial predicament you were in before.
Maggie Davis from Colorado says “If we had never come in for coaching we would have just been living under the same roof, and not best friends. We talk more now than we did when we first got married”
What is a Money Coach and why is it successful? It is a long-term process of goal setting, training, and encouragement to help you take focused action to achieve your goals. It is a system of Money Coaching consisting of a series of courses and meetings with a Financial Life Coach designed to help you get out of debt, maintain a debt-free lifestyle, and arrive at a place of satisfaction and joy where you can say, “I love my life!” You may think that you have done everything possible to put your finances into good working order but find yourself in situations where the finances simply are not working, and you have no idea why.
For example, here’s an example of Sandra and Matt who have credit card debt over $15,000 increasing annually and what is worse is that they cannot figure out where all the debt came from. An like many people they keep up with the debt by transferring balances from one card to another. Although Sandra reads all the latest books on finance and budgeting, she can never implement the strategies because they are too complicated.
No matter how many trendy new systems and ideas she committed herself to, no change ever occurred. (Sandra) “I made every attempt to follow the programs and exercises in the books, but because I wasn’t accountable to anyone, after a few weeks of just gritting my teeth with the effort, I would automatically fall back into the same habits.” Since everyone around them seemed to be in the same boat, Matt and Sandra didn’t consider their situation dire. It certainly wouldn’t have occurred to them to seek out financial help or advice. Particularly not to Matt who grew up financially privileged and has become a successful businessman. He definitely wasn’t going to listen to anyone tell him how to care for his own family or what to do with his own money. They figured they were fine.
A number of us have never questioned the way we operate. We do the best we can, repeat the patterns we have learned, and scrape by. Some of us think that there must be some financial secret that we are missing, a new budgeting or moneymaking strategy that we have yet to read about. When we do have time to deal with it, we will buy the workbook and get on track. But deep down, we know that is not going to work. We all need a system that will actually produce lasting results, and more importantly this system needs to be an easy to follow part of our lives so that we integrate it into our lifestyle without feeling like it’s laborious.
Brad Hawkins has been in the field of Denver Financial Counseling for a long time and maintains a website about Denver Christian debt help where you can get answers to the rest of your questions and and receive your Free copy of the 1st Chapter of his new book.
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