People Helpin' People, LLC

10/30/2021

Prepare for success each day. Wake up each morning and expect something great to happen. Then, make it your intention to do something that will move you in the direction of your dreams. It Doesn't have to be something over the top, just a minor detail, that gets you excited and keep your hopes alive.

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10/29/2021

Material wealth doesn't provide freedom, but grant greater opportunities to explore life more fully.

Financial freedom is a mindset, that once created can never be reversed and every generation shall do more with the knowledge than the generation before them.

Our parents were savvy, they just lacked opportunities.

What is my excuse? None, other than the ones that I make.

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01/03/2016

You wealth is being swindle right out of your hands.

by Michael Imhoptep, TheMichaelImhotepShow.comThe documentary, “Black Friday”, takes an in depth...

01/02/2016

Change your spending habits, change their future. Give your children the investment that will last a lifetime.

Knowing this language will turn your child into a wealth builder, a saver and an investor

11/05/2015

What it means is understanding your money and making it work for you.

By Evette D. Champion There are many different meanings behind the term "financial literacy." Most of these meanings are based on the knowledge and understanding of how to manage your personal finances and how financial institutions …

08/08/2015

Starting early, invest less and achieve your goals. It is not where you start, but that you start and invest consistently over a period of time. Find your place and get started today!

It doesn't take much if you start young.

05/18/2015

Check out the great opportunity for advanced training in the following subjects and the ability to receive a certificate.

Students learn how to operate vital workplace programs like Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Outlook, Access, and Windows 8

02/22/2015

Wealth creation is a simple formula applied over and over and over again. Stop spending and start saving. Invest in the things you use daily by purchasing stocks in those corporations. Look at the things, you will need 10, 20, 30 and 40 years from now, buy small quantities of these stocks over time. You have a choice, either you will wear it, eat it, use it or own a share of it. The difference lies in what it will return to you. The more that you invest in your future the brighter it will be.

12/19/2014

Now is the time for the big push. Advertisers, marketers, and retailers are preparing to do and all out push for your dollars. What will you do? Will you be like a lamb and be led to slaughter or will you stand your ground. This is the last week before the Christmas holiday. Many of you will find yourself
being bombarded by commercials, ads and jingles encouraging you to shop, buy and purchase merchandise using your credit card, savings and hard earned cash or any other means you may have to fatten the kettle for corporate vipers.

This will be your time to stand firm and not fall off the cliff by over indulging in things of material worth during the next five days. There will be all types of manipulative propaganda thrown at your psyche all to entice you to bite of the apple. I plead with you" don't do it!" you will be sorry that you did. This holiday was invented to feed the bottom line of a retailer's purse. It has no other value than to deplete your assets and place you in a debt for years to come.

At the end of the day you will be stressed out and he will enjoy the ride. This holiday season should be about family, friends and loved ones gathering together to enjoy each others company, share warm memories, traditional values and lavish love upon one another. Enjoy your holiday season because the merchants certainly will. Happy holidays to each of you and a joyous and prosperous new year.

12/11/2014

The Psychology of Money.

Most people do not recognize that the way that they relate to money depends on how money was viewed in their earlier years. Children who experienced plenteousness may have a callous relationship with money; whereas children who grew up in lack tend to respect and value money. In either case, it can lead to aberrant behaviors where money is concerned. The child who experiences abundance in life may not know how to manage money and therefore, no amount of money will ever be safe with them. On the other hand the child that does not grow up with money in excess tends to be good savers and investors with their hard earned money.

In matters of finance, we must learn to live within our means, as well as appreciate the finer things that money can buy. We must not live to extremes and excesses nor give in to lack and subsistence. Learn to live moderately, so that when financial challenges arises in your life-and they will-you will not be over whelmed. You will simply be able to cut back during the lean times and manage to get through your crises unscathed. Whereas, on the other hand, spending frivolously can lead to financial disaster and cause great emotional harm to both the individual and family.

Most of us make a unconscious choice when relating to financial matters. Either, I will treat it the way my parents treated it or I will not live as my parents did-in relationship to money. Either choice can be an extreme which governs the management of our financial affairs.

Moderation, as in all things, is key in financial planning. Many of our dealings with money has a direct correlation with our feelings about ourselves: worthy, deserving, expectations, history-to name a few. We fail to realize that our relationship with money begins with an individual choice to treat money with respect but do not give it complete control over our lives. The less that money is our focal point, the more money that we will attract. We must realize that our relationship with money is both individual and personal and is not connected to the dictates of our families at all. Each of us can create as much or as little wealth as we desire-it begins with a disciplined mindset. Think about it, how do you feel about money and where did these feelings stem from?

12/04/2014

The greatest financial contribution that you can make to yourself this holiday is to stop spending your hard earned dollars and start investing them in your children's future. Their future is not in X-box, Playstation or Jordans, unless you are buying stock in them. Start buying pieces of the corporations that you are supporting through your purchasing power. We cannot continue in this direction, unless we feel no responsibility for our children's future. Look around your home and see what you are doing with your money; if it is not serving you then change it today. The holidays are seasonal and they are designed to keep you poor.

09/11/2014

The more you know, the more your money will grow.