What a year 2020 was! My business venture continued to bleed money and I traded in the house for an RV. Here’s how my net worth faired.
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My first month of RVing is in the books? How did it go? I made some rookie mistakes and need to get a better handle on my budget. But I’m loving it!
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Here are 5 tips on how to downsize from a house to an RV. Start early and get yourself organized so that you can have fun when you hit the road.
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Two years have passed since I was fired from my job. Despite a dismal start to being a solo entrepreneur, I’m doing pretty well on the net worth scale.
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What happens to your net worth after a lousy financial year? The answer may surprise. Compound interest combined with a low debt load can carry the day.
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I found my dream RV! Suddenly, things are taking off. I’m downsizing in preparation for the sale of the house and excited to live the RV lifestyle.
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The fourth step in becoming a financial coach is sales and marketing. Your goal is to build a strong referral network and learn how to overcome objections.
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The transition from a house to an RV has begun. I started downsizing, which is ruled more by emotion than logic. And I became a Lyft driver!
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The third step in becoming a financial coach is learning techniques and developing programs. Skill-building for both coaches and clients takes center place.
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I’ve moved into a new phase of my life. I’m ready to give up the house and create a different life for myself. The RV lifestyle may be just the ticket!
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Here’s my net worth report, 18 months after losing my job and becoming an entrepreneur. Despite zero income, I’m doing okay and optimistic about the future.
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The second part of becoming a financial coach is setting up the back office. Main activities include using scheduling software and establishing processes.
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