Financial Literacy
About The Video.
Get Serious, Get Smart, Get Going! Kathleen Murphy at TEDxBeaconStreet.  

​The video highlights - 
  • Aspirations, dreams and ambitions.
  • Impact of early death.
  • Money has to last a lifetime.
  • "You can't delegate the future".
  • The importance of financial literacy.
  • Anyone can invest.
  • Use online resources for education
Wellness.
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  • Value your work and prioritise your career:  Your financial future is important.
  • ​Embrace change especially change that comes ageing: "Change is the only constant in life".  As we grow our perspective changes.  As life takes hold our responsibilities change.  As we grow our priorities change.  Financial literacy and planning can help everyone navigate the changes.
  • Take strength from your beliefs:  You are who you are and your beliefs are a part of you.  Be true to what you believe and speak your truths consistently in a calm non-aggressive way.  You count so stand up and be counted.
  • Make peace with yourself and everyone around you:  There is room for everyone's beliefs. Listen to the beliefs of others accept their truths as being true to them.  Don't be combative when questioning a belief. Be calm, be open-minded, be sympathetic.
  • Be happy: We are all connected, we all are responsible for our own lives.  Happiness can be enhanced by accepting who we are, what we are and where we are going.

What's Next?

  1. ​​Take stock of where you are now.
  2. Plan for where you want to be in the future.
  3. Make sure those close to you know your specific goals.
  4. In a partnership make and agree common goals and establish a way of achieving them.

How Can We Help?

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