I was born and raised in a small town in Idaho. The concept of money was taught to me from a very young age. My parents who owned several small businesses have since sold most of them. For them, there were many lessons along their journey, both good and bad, each one was a true learning experience that they passed down to me. I first started a candy store for the kids in my neighborhood. I then progressed and started a lawn mowing business. From these small business ventures,

Reason 4: You have an unhealthy relationship with money In Part 3 we talked about how the most important investment you can make in your wealth journey is in yourself. It’s about skills and mindset. In this last part of the series I am going to take this a step further on the mindset side. What are your beliefs about money? Money corrupts. It can rot your soul. It can change you. The only way to be really wealthy is to be unethical. You maybe have heard these or other similar

I would like to say that I have been great with money my whole life, but that wouldn’t be an accurate statement. As a kid I grew up thinking we were in the upper-middle class of society, when really we were very much middle class. I grew up hearing how well to-do my mother’s side of the family was with the butler, taking the limo to school, getting cars on 16th birthdays and multiple homes. It’s true. Due to many successful entrepreneurial ventures by my great grandfather and