I did a massive closet cleaning yesterday. Gave away bags of clothes to Goodwill. I’m a big believer in letting go to create space for something better (see my blog post about it!).
As I was tossing stuff into garbage bags, I found a framed certificate I’m definitely keeping. It declared that I’d completed the “Financial Recovery Counseling Training” in 2000, and was signed by founder Karen McCall. The training was intense and life-changing.
Karen McCall is THE pioneer in the field of overspending, underearning, and chronic debting… and my long-time mentor.
She was one of many professionals I visited in those early desperate days of my own financial crisis. She was, however, the only one who told me I was an “underearner”. Initially I balked at the accusation.
But she broke through my denial, and I became her client… then her student. I often wonder, if it wasn’t for Karen, would I be doing what I’m doing now?
If you are a coach, looking for a rewarding new career, or simply want to make changes in your own financial life, you need to know this — In early September, Karen is offering her final training program this year.
As she told me; “This is very likely the last class where I will personally be doing the majority of personal mentoring with my students.”
The cool part of this extensive 6 month program is that Karen not only trains you in her Financial Recovery process, but mentors you on starting a successful business. Check it out. There are only 4 slots left. http://www.financialrecovery.com/training-int-req.html
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February 7, 2010 at 8:31 am
Thanks for this post. Your blog is really good, I hope to read more on this from you.
February 20, 2010 at 7:45 am
There are basic principles that we can do when it comes to financial recovery.
First is to change the lifestyle to cut off some expenses. Make sure that the expenses is a lot lower than the income.
If you have issue with paying a high interest loan or shark loan as other would say, make sure to prioritize to settle this or at least cut the interest.
March 11, 2010 at 10:21 pm
Thanks ror this post. Your blog is really good, I hope to reas more on this from y0u.;
March 15, 2010 at 10:51 am
Thanks very useful.
March 17, 2010 at 10:24 am
When it comes to financial talks. Many people are very problematic if how they handle their financial problem.Actually,we can simply give a solution about this problem like When you have a lot of money,think first the way how you spend in a wise way then control yourself so that when you have credit,you easily paying it.
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