Take Control of Your Financial Life

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Location

Online(Course Link)

Dates

On Demand

Course Categories

Personal Development

Certficate

No

Language

English

Course Fees

US Dollar 1.62 (Check Course Page for Last Price)

No. of Attendant

Unlimited

Acquired Skills/Covered Subjects

  • Identify your relationship with money and how to change it.,Look at how past experiences shaped your views on money.,Get a grasp on your cash flow and the need to stay within a budget.,Build a good credit history without going into debt.,Create financial goals for the short
Provider Name CreativeLive
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Website https://www.creativelive.com/
About The Provider

CreativeLive is an online education platform that broadcasts live classes to an international audience. The company has dual headquarters in Seattle and San Francisco, with four in-house production studios. 

CreativeLive classes are broadcast live from four in-house production studios. A key aspect of CreativeLive's approach to online learning is interaction via online classroom, which is facilitated by a studio audience that also appears on camera. The in-studio students, usually ranging from three to 15 people, ask questions of the instructor during the class and act as a proxy for the viewers at home. CreativeLive broadcasts 24/7 across five channels: Photo & Video, Art & Design, Music & Audio, Maker & Craft, and Business & Money.

The ways we feel and think about money have a huge impact on our financial well-being. Some of us are “you-only-live-once” spenders, unconcerned about the future. Some of us are overly optimistic, assuming we’ll make and save enough at some point in the future. Others are single-minded savers, unwilling to spend a dime on any of things that might add joy and happiness to our lives.

According to Erin Lowry, the first step to taking control of your money is to get a handle on what your relationship to money is and where it came from. That means delving into your past and looking at how your parents dealt with their finances. Once you do that, you’ll be able to figure out where your roadblocks to financial success are and how best to clear them.

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