Importance Of Money Management

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INTRODUCTION: People misquote that money is the root of all evil, but it is the love of money that is the root of all kinds of evil. The world has fallen into the belief that simply having and loving money will be the cure and fix to all; this belief has sent our country into a downward spiral of indebtedness and greed. My dream is to help those who can’t help themselves; those who were once blinded by this belief and have regained their vision and want to get back on the right track. My ultimate goal is to become a budget coach for businesses and families, guiding and teaching them how to manage their money instead of their money managing them. While money management skill are needed everywhere, I would prefer to stay local. There is such a need for this kind of help right here in Indiana that I would feel …show more content…

My most enlightening classes were not necessarily my accounting classes, but the classes that complement the accounting side of business; these courses included Math 132, Marketing 300, and ISOM 351. I hope to take more marketing classes, because I know that the marketing side of business is vital and it would be beneficial for me to broaden my knowledge. Since I don’t plan to get my CPA, I plan to make the most of classes I am taking; soaking up the knowledge that is presented and practicing putting it into use. Tracking my progress will be very challenging once I am in the business world; there aren’t any grads given, or bar charts showing just how far I’ve come or how far I have to go. That will be a challenge for me, because I like to have my start and finish very clearly written out and preferably on the calendar. At this time I am simply staying close to God and placing my future in his hands. To many this may seem like a cliché or and cop-out, but it is one of the biggest leaps of faith one can

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