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| SECTION 1 Why doctors join the Alliance How We Teach Success Why the Alliance Program was created SECTION 2  Money -- How Much Do You Need? How Much Can You Make? The Number One Thing Couples Argue About How to avoid living in trailer park at age 70 SECTION 3 SECTION 4 3 Fantastic Staff Management Tools: |
Money -- How Much Do You Need? How Much Can You Make? There are two widespread attitudes about money: 1) Money is Nothing; and 2) Money is Everything. Both attitudes are wrong. To say that money is not important is pretentious and high-falutin’. And please don’t split hairs and claim that money is not as important as other things. In areas where money counts, nothing can take its place. It is absolutely essential that you set a goal that is measured in money. It even makes sense, once you reach your goal, to set a new and even higher goal. As part of your Strategy Retreat experience, you’ll learn how to set realistic goals. More importantly, you’ll learn the three key factors that determine what you can earn -- factors that you can alter to increase your earning power. Yes, it’s good to have money, and the things money can buy. But we should periodically check to make sure that we haven’t lost sight of the things we value that money can’t buy - our core values. Fortunately, when we stick to our core values, we actually increase our probability of long-term business success. The Strategy Retreat is the only place we know of where you
can learn how to link your core values and personal goals directly to your dental
practice's financial and management plan. Personal goals are more specific. They are derived from and support your core values. For example, goals which support a core value of financial security may include eliminating all credit card debt within two years, saving and investing an additional $20,000 per year, and achieving financial independence by age 55. A core value of enhancing family life may lead to personal goals of reducing your work schedule for more family time, or adding a room to your home. In any case, your core values and personal goals will serve as the driving forces upon which you will base your personal and practice plan. Your situation will be unique. Together with your spouse, you will determine your personal requirements for financial independence based on your core values and lay out a step-by-step action plan to achieve your goals. Schedule A No-Charge Consultation
Did You Know That Money Is The Number One Thing Couples Argue About? Money. Research shows that before work, before children, even before sex, money is the number one thing couples argue about. Suzanne Du Molin will walk you through a straightforward,
easy-to-use system for reconciling conflicts between you
and your spouse over how to spend your money. This alone is worth the entire cost of the
program. Schedule A No-Charge Consultation
How to avoid living in trailer park at age 70. We all know the stories about the ant and the grasshopper ... the tortoise and the hare. You know in your heart you have to save and invest your money ... or condemn yourself to living out your last years in a trailer park waiting for a tornado to end your misery. You know there really is no "magic bullet" investment program that will make you rich overnight. But there are valuable financial strategies that your stock broker, insurance agent and Money magazine don’t want you to know about. Strategies that can add hundreds of thousands of dollars to your financial independence account.
Based upon your personal tolerance level for risk, you will learn how to customize an investment asset allocation to meet your personal needs, including the need to sleep well at night. |
Your core
values may include financial security, enhancing family life, maximizing
your children’s opportunities, helping aging parents, or improving your lifestyle.
Suzanne will help you make the most of your hard-earned money ...
whether you have $500, $5,000 or $50,000 a month to invest. Regardless of your net worth,
she will help you find the gold bricks in your personal financial life while balancing
your investment portfolio for financial growth and security.