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A lot of people believe investing is only for the rich. FALSE! It's the way to wealth, regardless of your starting point. Here are some other investing myths that are keeping people from making more money without working harder: 2. Investing is risky. WRONG! Not investing is the real risk, leading to financial insecurity. 3. You need a lot of money to start. NOPE! Start small and watch your wealth grow. 4. You have to be an expert to invest. NOT TRUE! Plenty of resources and platforms make investing accessible to everyone. 5. Investing is only for older people. FALSE! The earlier you start, the more time your investments have to grow. 6. You need to be good at math. FALSE! If you can drive a car, you can learn to invest. Don't let myths hold you back. Start your investment journey now with our free trainings, or apply to work with me as your 7 figure mentor so I can help you build your roadmap to financial success 🙌 ✅️

Who else can relate to "doing everything" but still feeling like you're not doing "enough". I went through this in my early 20s - I went to school, got the "good job", and couldn't understand why even though I was making more money I couldn't get ahead. It didn't feel fair, and it was frustrating thinking I followed the path I was told to take and I still couldn't get ahead. I decided I'd had enough, and I needed to learn how money works so I could finally feel like I was winning. I studied the rich, I hired mentors, I read, and not just about money but about psychology and the way our mindset can either keep us broke or become the foundation for all the success we have in life. I've put together a free training to help you get here too - it's our 30 Days to $100k Challenge. I'll show you how to make more, save more, and start investing so you can finally win with money. Grab your spot on our website nobudgetbabe.com/freebies 🤍

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In my 20s I decided I was over the paycheck to paycheck cycle and I wanted to become financially successful - so I studied the rich. Here are 4 things the rich know that I had no idea about growing up without a lot of money. 1. Inflation is a tax on the poor that’s used to make the rich richer. 2. The stock market is not the only place to grow your wealth 3. Every time you pay a fee to manage your money or service a debt, you’re funding someone else’s path to wealth. 4. Every minute you waste waiting is time you’ll never get back to build wealth Learn how I went from $40k debt to millionaire at 30. Check out our website for more 🤍