Money! There, I said it. I’m on a mission to get you talking about money. Talking and learning more about it. Learning about having more of it, saving and investing it. Money is a lever you can use to influence outcomes that are important to you.

Join Me on Tuesday

On Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 4pm Pacific I’m hosting a free teleseminar about money. I invite you to join me for Money Attraction Secrets! Discover How to Use Spiritual & Business Tools to Attract & Manage Your  Money.

As you plan and prepare for 2010, it’s important to know that you can choose beliefs and actions that will move you to where you want to go. I’ll talk about planning achievable Income Goals for 2010 during the teleseminar.

How you think about money greatly determines how much money you have. And how you feel about money influences how well you manage it. Is money your friend or foe? Your money beliefs determine how much money you have. Are you ready to earn more, build a bigger business, and become part of an Financial Fitness network?

I’ll share spiritual tools and critical mindset shifts you can use to attract more money into your life now. I’ll discuss two habits you can quickly adopt that will propel you to higher earnings. As you attract more, there are three steps you can take to strengthen your money management skills.

Join me on Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 4pm Pacific time for this informative teleseminar. This Event is for You if You’re Ready to Create a Foundation for Financial Fitness.

Love and prosperity,

Judith Stephens, MBA
The Money Lady

P.S. Invite your friends, fans and associates to join you on this call.

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Judith Stephens, MBA, The Money Lady, is a Money Management Strategist and Business Mentor. A former corporate and small business executive, current independent business owner, investor, and fundraiser, Judith combines spiritual, analytical and management tools with a great sense of humor to help people learn to attract, invest and manage their money.
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Talking about money is a specialized communication skill set we all need to practice for your financial health and well being. You want to be able to discuss money with your spouse, parents, family, friends, associates and children in a positive, appropriate and self-enhancing manner. It’s time to learn how to talk about money,

We have been programmed to fear money conversations — whether asking for the sale or negotiating a salary increase – generally we would rather not. Let’s get past the fear and anxiety that preparing to talk about money produces and move to acquiring the communication skills needed to have successful money talks.

Start to incorporate money language into your everyday conversation. Talking about money is a major mindset shift because expanding your views about money will change your whole life.

Talking about money is big. So big and so important that I’ve started a new VIP Facebook group about it. We talk about money in all its forms – investments, savings, debt, and whether we feel good or not-so-good about it.

The group is a safe environment to learn more about money, how to attract it, keep it and make it grow for you. Join us on our new YES to Financial Fitness Facebook Group. I look forward to seeing you there. 

Regards,

Judith
The Money Lady

Your money talks. Make sure you are listening.

As you move further into holiday shopping, cover your ass(ets) by keeping these simple money management tips in mind. They will help to infuse your buying behavior with knowledge, caution and confidence.

• Assets make you money. Examples of assets are investments in profitable real estate, businesses, and appreciating stocks.

• Liabilities cost you money. Liabilities include the mortgage on your home and the lease on your car. Don’t get confused. Your home is an asset on the mortgage holder’s balance sheet. Until it’s paid for, your home is a liability on your balance sheet.

• Doodads are impulse purchases that decrease your cash flow. Doodads are eye candy that you think will make you happy, healthy, sexy and confident. They don’t. Doodads provide momentary pleasure while depleting your cash. Leave them in the store. You have bigger dreams to realize.

It was playing Robert Kiyosaki’s Ca$hflow game that helped me *get* these financial facts. If you haven’t played it, I recommend that you do. Play it often. I agree with Rich Dad’s claim — ‘The more you play this game, the richer you become.”

Ca$hflow would be a wonderful gift for your family and friends. It’s a gift that keeps on giving you knowledge, investing experience, and exposure to the world of finance. It teaches you how to get out of the Rat Race — where you’re a paycheck or contract away from big time money troubles. This knowledge is especially important in these times of economic uncertainty.

• Free is good. Market Watch’s Free is Priceless includes specials in finance, entertainment, books and guides that are well worth checking out.

What sites have you found to reduce your holiday expense? Do you know other personal finance and wealth building games? Share the links with us. Thanks!

Let’s thrive!

Judith