Money Lit will be publishing a financial literacy curriculum for use by homeschooling parents and teachers. This curriculum will teach the basic life skills needed by youth to learn to earn, manage, save, and invest money so they can become financially independent adults.
The curriculum aims to ensure that these students have a solid foundation on making smart money goals and setting long and short-term goals before they enter high school, start their first jobs, and begin planning for college.
The curriculum will be based on a school year calendar and will be broken down into monthly activities, discussions, and projects.
Stephanie started her own company to host learning programs and begin to write curriculums for kids to learn more about this important life skill.
Study the market, mentally position yourself to seek longterm gains and start with low cost index funds.
What would your top tip be for someone just starting to invest in 2021?
“When you define your happiness by a goal, you’ll never truly be happy.”
@dollarsanddrams shares how to how to be content without being satisfied
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https://dollarsanddrams.com/how-to-be-content-without-being-satisfied/ #lifestyle #plutusawards2021 #Happiness
‘If a customer asks us for something that we believe we can’t do, we put a price on. It may even be a high price they would never pay, but don’t say no. Say, yes, we can do it, but it will cost X.”
@MrHoboM shares why you should never say No in business.
https://mrhobomillionaire.com/never-say-no
