People are always telling us what not to spend our money on. But what about what we can? By taking advantage of research and success habits, we can actually spend money in ways that increase our career flexibility, our confidence, and our happiness in life. That’s right, you can buy happiness. And a lot of other great stuff too.

Here are:

8 Tricks That Will Buy You Time

3 Places Money Can Bring You Confidence

4 Ways You Can Actually Buy Happiness

“How do I find a mentor?” is one of the most common questions I get asked by students after a speech.

The #1 person you should have in your corner is a mentor, who knows the career you’re interested in and can teach you in a conversation or two things they took 10 years to learn. Finding a mentor involves a little confidence, a little vulnerability, but it’s possibly the single best way to change the direction of your career and expand your possibilities.

And now you’re thinking, “Ok, sounds great, but how can I find a mentor?”

I developed a free guide to walk you through the process, because, as we know 85% or more opportunities come through your network! You’ll begin having ideas in no time.

This is what you need to get started!

Finding A Mentor Quick Guide

And while we’re on the subject, did you know there is someone out there that looks up to YOU? I encourage you to think about who you could be a mentor for?

“In order to be a mentor, and an effective one, one must care. You must care. You don’t have to know how many square miles are in idaho, you don’t need to know what is the chemical makeup of chemistry, or of blood or water. Know what you know and care about the person, care about what you know and care about the person you’re sharing with.” — Maya Angelou

Are there certain topics that come up in conversation that make you feel just clueless? Movies? Sports? Investing? You’re not alone!

“I turned on the news and saw the DOW had dropped 200 points, and I can’t tell you how frustrating that is… to not know what that means.” –John Mulaney, The Top Part

Since mathematically we can’t reach retirement through simple saving, we have to earn interest on our money. Let’s push past the confusion and into confidence. Because once you learn the terms of this language, it starts making sense.

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Learn the Lingo of Investing