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Ask anyone who has ever joined a gym or started a fitness routine about the secret to success and they will tell you it takes commitment, discipline and willpower. To reach any health and exercise goal first requires a commitment to improving yourself, followed by self-discipline to stay on a consistent schedule. And of course, there’s the personal willpower necessary to stay on course and not fall back into unhealthy habits.
But can you apply these principals to your personal financial health? Can the principals behind physical fitness be applied to financial fitness? Financial expert and author Patrick Bet-David says absolutely! According to his prescription, getting you and your family into better financial health means approaching money management with a concrete plan.
In this exciting webinar, Patrick will walk through a strategy designed to bring anyone to financial health. Earlier this year, Patrick launched GoAskNewton.com as a fun, financial literacy destination for anyone wanting to learn more about basic money management. His webinar covers the basics behind a successful financial fitness routine:
Patrick Bet-David has been called a Renaissance man because of his interesting philosophies on politics, sports, history, humor, and life. He has spoken in front of tens of thousands of people on these topics and more. Born and raised in revolutionary Iran, Patrick immigrated to the United States with his family at the age of 12.
He served in the U.S. Army before launching his career in the financial services industry. Patrick has published two books, including Doing the Impossible: 25 Laws for Doing the Impossible, and he recently launched the non-commercial financial education website www.GoAskNewton.com, featuring the world’s smartest dog. He is also a popular blogger via his weekly “2 Minutes with Pat” video blog.
- Understand why you want to be “financially fit”
- Establish your “financial workout routine”
- Identify your workout buddies
- Push yourself for growth
- Reward yourself