Women’s Wealth Network Events
The Women’s Wealth Network is open to all, especially women, who want to come and learn AND understand their personal financial philosophy. They are very exclusive groups – only 6 members to each Syndicate which means that everyone benefits from individual attention from the other members.
A typical day at a Women’s Wealth Network event will look something like this:
- Welcome, Introductions and explanation of the day ahead for new members
- Play Cashflow 101 or Cashflow 202 for advanced players
- Networking
- Business Planning
- Goals / Intentions
- Guest Speakers
- Coaching and Mentoring
There will also be book reviews or other events and there will also be quarterly social events for members to enjoy, as well as an annual conference bringing together all the Winning Ways to Wealth Syndicates into one Network.
The teachings of the group will focus around:
- Robert and Kim Kiyosaki and their RichDad books and resources
- Michael Gerber and the E-Myth series
- Tim Feriss and the 4 Hour Work Week
- The Secret and What the “bleep” do we know?
- Bob Allen and Mark Victor Hansen and the One Minute Millionaire
- Anthony Robbins and all of his work
- Keith Cunningham – Keys to the vault
- John Cummata – Transforming Debt Into Wealth
Women’s Wealth Network will include indepth studies and practical experience of Property, Internet Marketing, Stock Trading, Personal Development, Health and Nutrition and most importantly – our Contribution to the world.
This is to recognise that a holistic approach to wealth is vitally important.
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It’s about more than money itself.
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This is what the 12 month Programme looks like:
| Introduction | How does the mind work? |
| Left brain and right brain – why left brainers have it easier at school | |
| Where are you now in your personal finances? Short, medium and long term strategies | |
| Why your bank manager will never ask you for your school report | What makes a person rich is not money but financial education |
| In 1970 Britain came off the Gold Standard – what is that and why is it important | |
| Is your home an asset | What is the difference between a liability and an asset? |
| How is it possible for a person to be rich without being wealthy? | |
| Why hard work, doesn’t work | Discuss the difference between the four quadrants |
| Discuss the three kinds of income – what is the main problem with earned income? | |
| Which of the three classes of people does not depend on earned income? | |
| Are you playing to win or playing not to lose? | Why are fear and greed the two emotions that hold people back from becoming wealthy? |
| How can failure be a good thing? | |
| Why might failure be a necessary ingredient for success? | |
| Why savers are losers – the cashflow quadrant | Why you must be in at least two quadrants |
| Where each quadrant gets its income from | |
| Pensions explained | |
| Good Debt vs Bad Debt | What is the difference between assets and liabilities? |
| What are the four sources of income? | |
| Why it doesn’t take money to make money | Why is your expense column your crystal ball to YOUR future |
| How smart are you at spending your time and money? | |
| Why investing isn’t risky | What are the three asset classes? What are their pros and cons? |
| Business and real estate require a high financial IQ. Paper requires the least amount of financial IQ. Which class/es have the highest returns and the lowest risk? Why? | |
| Focus vs Diversification | Why is the left side of the quadrant more competitive than the right side? |
| Why is the right side of the quadrant more cooperative? | |
| Name the six people you spend the most time with. In which quadrant do most of them fall? | |
| Multiple Streams of Income and Internet Marketing | Why multiple streams of income? |
| IM – what exactly is it and does it really work? | |
| Niches and markets | |
| Putting it all together | Goals and Intentions for the next 12 months |
