Wealth Building Tools

My Favorite Gateway Source for Wealth Building

The book that changed my life. I read this when I was still working three jobs. This book helped me transform my outlook on investing, from thinking it was rocket science to something that is approachable, fun, and manageable on my own. Rob Berger, who was a lawyer himself, writes for the average citizen-- not as a Wall Street crony for the Wall Street cronies. This is a simple read.

A Great Companion Source for Wealth Building

JL Collins does a great job addressing the mindset needed for playing the long game in investing. With wit and humor, he debunks the myths about using the stock exchange to build your wealth, making this financial literacy tool relatable to those who don't have a lot of time to research and actively manage their portfolios. The first takeaway: don't let your Beginner Mindset hold you back from getting started and you actually can handle your accounts yourself.

Get Into a HYSA Account Now

Even if your standard savings account doesn't have some insane fee just for keeping the account open, most people I talk to understand that the money in their savings account isn't doing jack s#*%. Better than any Christmas gift you can get yourself, move your money into a High Yield Savings Account now. Instead of pennies, your account will make you 100's in a year. That's money you didn't have to pay for in sweat, blood, or tears to bring in.

Whether you're a creative, mom, or a friend, my goal is the same: to give you the tools you need to build your wealth knowledgeably, simply, and best of all-- passively.

If you are not yet using the stock market as a wealth-building tool, this is the starting block. These are the tools I first used to start covering my bases as a musician and entrepreneur, the way I built the containers to ensure that I'll have my "Retirement" by age 65, whatever I do for the next 30 years.

My investments are the antidote to everyone who ever looked at me and said, "You won't make much money doing that," or "That's risky," or "I'm worried about you" when they found out I chose to become a musician or quit my job and go all-in on my business.

Come, and let me show you how to be bulletproof to objection and build the vehicle to your own freedom.

With love,
Kristin