Long-Term Financial Security begins by Advocating for Yourself
Laura Terrell shares common pitfalls to avoid, and three questions to consider that will put you on the path to long term financial security.
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Show Notes
Laura Terrell is an executive coach with over 25 years experience working with high-achieving professionals. She helps her clients build wealth and tap into a mindset that will help them achieve more financial success personally and in their professional lives. Laura shares common pitfalls to avoid, and three questions to consider that will put you on the path to long-term financial security.
- People are often nervous about acknowledging that money is very important to them in a professional role. Money is almost like a taboo subject, as it’s something people tend to avoid talking about.
- Money is about your values, your priorities, and your goals in life. Some of these things help drive the finances, but they don’t depend on being able to do advanced calculus.
- It’s important to learn to be your own advocate. Advocating for the compensation you deserve can be daunting, but it’s imperative that you don’t negotiate against yourself and toss a number that’s too low.
- Households with a female breadwinner are often subjected to societal pressures - people sometimes believe something is wrong when a man is not providing for his family.
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