MommyKnowsMoney

Lance Gokongwei's message to his kids is something we all need to hear In this letter to his two children, the business tycoon opens up about hard work, living simply, and the importance of family time.

Check this out!

The 8 morning secrets of successful people (Infographic) Rise and shine! And don’t hit that snooze button!

So true!

Are you stressed with money? Check this out for a FREE E-BOOK on how to manage your finances. Sign up at the upper right side near message. You can check my website www.mommyknowsmoney.com/free-ebook

FIND CONTENTMENT WITH WHAT YOU HAVE.

Ultimately, saving comes down to willpower and contentment. Do you have enough willpower to save? Do you have enough contentment to say "no" to an expensive purchase? If you can develop both of these qualities in your life, you will grow wealthy over time.
Really, all of this comes down to your attitude and mindset. Are you happy with what you have? Are you okay with not having more right now? Can you resist the marketing that is being thrown at you from multiple directions?
Once you can honestly answer "yes" to each of those questions, you'll be a lot better off.

STOP STRESSING, WORKING MOMS. YOUR CHILD IS JUST FINE. MAYBE EVEN BETTER THAN FINE.

Daughters of working mothers grow up to be more successful in the workplace than their peers. They earn more and are more likely to be bosses, according to new findings from a Harvard Business School study.
While daughters see the biggest tangible financial gains, sons of working moms are more likely to grow up contributing to the childcare and household chores.
All over the world, children of working mothers are less likely to stick to traditional roles of male breadwinners and female homemakers.
According to new research by Harvard professor Kathleen McGinn, children under 14 who were exposed to mothers who worked -- either part-time or full-time -- for at least a year grow up to hold more egalitarian gender views as adults.
 Excerpts from CNN Money International

MOST OF THE TIME, STARTING IS ITHE HARDEST PART OF SAVING FOR ANY PURPOSE.

KEEP TRACK YOUR EXPENSES:
So you start tracking your expenses, take note of how much you’re saving. Identify regular expenses you can cut, and start setting some incremental goals to increase your savings.

Welcome to my fan page!
Be sure to grab a Free copy of my Ebook "A FREE GUIDE TO PERSONAL FINANCE FOR WORKING MOMS".
Check here: http://www.mommyknowsmoney.com/free-ebook.
Please like & share this post.