The Barefoot Steps
The Barefoot Steps
A plan to lead you to financial freedom
“This plan is the summary of a decade’s work, thousands of money conversations, and my own personal financial strategy – and it will lead you to financial freedom, one step at a time, regardless of your current financial situation.”
- Scott Pape
STEP #3
Domino Your Debts
“Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate so we can buy stuff we don’t need.”
STEP #4
Fill Your Buckets
Relax, I’m not going to mention the ‘B’ word. We’re going to turn budgeting on its head. (more)
STEP #5
Get the Banker Off Your Back!
Just because the bank gives you 30 years to pay doesn’t mean it should take that long. (more)
STEP #6
Tread Your Own Path
Use your time, creativity, passion and cash to make a difference. (more)
Start Your Money Makeover Now:
All About the Barefoot Steps
The most popular New Year’s resolution of 2010 is to “manage my money better”, according to the good people at FranklinCovey, who ask people these sorts of questions.
Let’s be clear: “manage my money better” really means “I’m going to spend an afternoon drawing up a budget – then I’ll pop down to the pub and spend a hundred bucks congratulating myself”. No wonder money management continues to be top of our to-do list each and ever year.
Yet if you’re really committed to making 2011 the year you set yourself up financially, you need more than empty savings statements – you need a step-by-step plan.
Let me give you that plan.
It’s the summary of a decade’s work, thousands of money conversations, and my own personal financial strategy – and it will lead you to financial freedom, one step at a time, regardless of your current financial situation.
Let’s take a look – Start Step #1 Now
