Monday, July 7, 2008

No One Succeeds Alone

We have been privileged to have Lois Tiedemann at one of our Mastering Money workshops. She wears many hats in her professional life: business coach, multiple business owner, sales professional, and an Ironman Triathlete. She shared at our workshop areas in each of our lives that need to be balanced – our mind, body and Spirit. By creating a work/life balance, she has found for herself, and helped many others find financial gain, confidence in leadership, physical strength, and spiritual transformation and growth – all leading to a life of greatness and fulfillment.

She writes: “You are never the same once you start something and move forward to cross that finish line. And you don’t have to be a triathlete to discover this. You are your own triathlete, in whatever goals/dreams you are pursuing, by staying focused on the journey of life. By finishing strong in all things, you too can find your own transformational success journey is all about the Being and Becoming – not just starting and finishing.”

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Let’s continue to journey together towards transformation success!


Posted by: Jerry Troyer
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Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Financial Problem?

It still rings true. Financial trouble is one of the greatest problems experienced by couples and families. Statistics sight that financial issues are the third greatest reason for divorce. With that said we assist our clients in overcoming financial obstacles by helping them identify what all of their living expenses include. Whether expenses are a monthly expense or a non-monthly expense, a calculation is made to address them in the "planned spending program". Also, we identify what is the actual and specific amount of discretionary spending. A compilation is then made in a specific "planned spending program". This is a true and accurate measurement of the comparison of income to expenses. Normally there is a need to re-evaluate spending once the results are totaled. The old adage is still true that living within your means brings contentment. Living outside of your means on increasing credit, leads to financial crises, financial baggage, emotional disruption with family members and discontentment with ourselves. Living on credit leads to financial disaster. A question we often ask our clients is what will you do when you can't get any more credit?

If you are in a financial predicament right now, want to pay your obligations, but don't know where to turn, look to us. We have assisted many clients in financial crises. Our staff of experts has been able to help hundreds of clients who couldn't find the answer on their own.

If you are nearing the stage where you don't know where to turn but know you have to change the way you handle your finances, contact us, we can help before it is too late.

Wouldn't it be great to drive down the highway being content and enjoying the drive instead of stressing over your finances and how you will meet the next payments?

Posted by: Jerry Troyer
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