Spring into Growth

Springing Forward
Spring has sprung! Now it is time to get into action. With the extended daylight hours, maybe it’s time to maximize your abundance and make some longer range investments in your own living situation.

We have had many people write in and tell us that their wealth is falling apart, the house is overmortgaged, cash reserves are being spent, credit card companies are calling when a payment is just four days late–the list goes on and on.

When there are things that are falling apart around you and there is a pile of things that you cannot fix, it is time to look at what CAN get done. There are lots of things you can do that don’t cost a lot and will improve your outlook and your life.

You can get exercise for free, you can rearrange your lifestyle and your furniture. You can review your wardrobe and put things together differently. You can get a new hairstyle, become a ravishing brunette or a delicious blonde, and you can create wealth even in a down market.

People make changes all the time but in a LIVE RICH mentality we are here to make small steps meaningful towards a bigger plan. 2% changes are an investment into a bigger goal and to do that you need a little planning. If you want a great outside space start the planning and do some of it everyday. If you are so very sick of your flat-line career it may be time to work on a new degree or a put a fresh coat of paint on that resume.

With the extra daylight time spring offers, take a notebook and sit outside in the REAL air. Jot down some bigger plans on where you need to go and what you would like to attract Then look to your present resources and see what you already have tucked away in your bag of tricks that will help you towards your goal.

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March is a great time to double your dollars to fight hunger!

Each March, Minnesota FoodShare kicks off the largest food drive in the state restocking more than 260 food shelves. Why? Because March is the month that the federal government gives its matching funds to both food shelves and food banks. Many food banks get over half of their donations during this month. Every dollar you donate to your local food bank can be used to get food at government commodity rates that are at a drastically lower price than you can purchase the foods to donate, so dollars are a much better way to contribute. The local food shelf can order through a food bank to then purchase the type of foods the population it serves eats and needs.

Did you know that food stamps in Minnesota and across the country allow people $1.00 for each meal. It is no wonder that low income houses and people out of work are flooding food shelves.

What’s the Difference Between a Food Shelf and a Food Bank?
Food shelves are a place to get 1-3 days of food per month for a family and are often run through churches or other charitable programs.
Food banks are huge buying groups that buy foods at greatly reduced rates and give produce to low income shoppers. In Minneapolis we have the Greater Lake Country Food Bank that is the model for all food banks across the country.

The more food and money that a food shelf collects in March the more they receive of the “incentive allocation.” Help stock our local food shelves so they can receive FREE money.

Find out more: http://www.hungersolutions.org/find

Invest in Yourself–It Always Pays Dividends

RICH CHICKS CLASSES (in-person, Twin Cities Metro Area)
Wealth 102 starts March 18! see http://www.richchicks.org
Wealth 102 is a continuation of our Prosperity and Competency Foundation series. There is no prerequisite for this series, and you may take individual classes for $50.00 each.

Contact us info@richchicks.org

Class 1) Introduction to Wealth and Prosperity
Class 2) Stock Market 2
Class 3) Life force Energy
Class 4) Life Planning in Quarters
Class 5) What You Need to Know about Legal Work, Trusts, and Estate Planning
Class 6) Intro to Monetary Identity and Philanthropy
Wednesdays, March 18, 25; April 1, 8, 15, 22
Location: Skills for Tomorrow Building
547 Wheeler Street North,
St. Paul, MN 55104
Lecture: $250; Material Fee: $35; Dinner provided!

Next Series

MONETARY IDENTITY Dates: May 20, 27; June 3, 10, 17, and 24

This class is a master-level class–expect advanced concepts and growing pains!
So worth it!
Creating a Monetary Identity

As women grow into higher earning potentials, the unspoken rules for success change. Implied meanings that women may not be aware of and personal positioning as a whole person becomes just as important as a written resume. Many women are left to figure out how to bridge the gap between where they are now and where they need to go.

Overall Objectives: Understanding the gap of growth and connecting women with the tools needed to construct a lifestyle which includes personal values, current resources and social position. At the end of the class series, participants will connect their personal values and areas of growth and create a plan for a new monetary identity; one that realizes a holistic and prosperous standard of living.

Session #1: Understanding the Gap
Objective: Participants will be able to describe their own gap by identifying old patterns and reward systems that no longer fit.

Session #2: Value Based Lifestyle
Objective: Identify their top 5 values, and describe how or what resources are being directed towards their values.

Session #3: Life-Force Energy
Objective: Participants will be able to identify the importance of their time in relation to their values.

Session #4: Monetary Identity, Part 1
Objectives: Participants will be able to recognize the multitude of monetary relationships and describe how their time, resources, and values create an identity .

Session #5: Monetary Identity Part 2
Objectives: Participants will be able to create a holistic monetary identity that corresponds with their current values, resources and goals.

Session #6: Pulling it Together and Moving Forward
Objectives: Participants will generate a goal plan, a “gap map” for closing their gap by integrating values into their monetary identity.
Dates: May 20, 27; June 3, 10, 17, and 24
Lecture: $250; Material Fee: $35; Dinner FREE!
Location: Skills for Tomorrow Building
547 Wheeler Street North,
St. Paul, MN 55104