By being mindful of my budgeting, saving, and spending habits, I was able to:
- Grow my savings from four to five figures, a little over $20,000 in a two year period,
- Pay all bills on time,
- Pay off two cars,
- Not worry about bills,
- And not live with credit card debt.
Your income will determine how much you can save, but you can gain control of your money! Money habits determine money conditions. With simple changes, you'll see progress in your financial situation. You can access the seminar with a one-time payment and gain unlimited access to materials, resources, and any updates.
I’m going to teach you how to…..
Manage Your Money With Peace of Mind
It’s time!
If you’re ready to.....
- Get better control of your finances
- Gain control of your spending
- Manage your income, don't just spend it
- Manage extra money (like tax refunds, payouts from accidents, student refund checks, and more) for an actual ROI
- Be purposeful with your spending and saving
- Use a practical budgeting system
- Get rid of budgeting complications
- Pay bills on time
- Decrease expenses
- Decrease debt
- Save more money
- Live freely!
Then, you need to attend my Bugeting and Money Savings Seminar where I go over the very money management principles that I live by. I’m not teaching you what someone else taught me, or what I found online. This is what I learned through my own experience, so it’s tried and true!
My money management principles are proven for success to the point where I’ve used them at every income level; low income, mid-income, and higher earning income. And you can too - starting today!
What you'll get includes:
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1:1 Budget Assistance + Seminar Access + Savings Challenge
One-time Payment
*Best if you don't want to pay for seminar, savings challenge, and 1:1 assistance separately!
Seminar
FUN SAVINGS BONUS:
Includes the Money Savings Challenge!
Money Savings Challenge
One-time Payment
My name is Cheriamor Houston. I'm a Strategic Operations Consultant and founder of The Strategy Huddle, LLC, helping nonprofit organizations and businesses achieve efficiency and excellence in their systems. I'm also a former Development Manager (nonprofit fundraising).
I've lived with low income (as low as $800 per month to approximately $1,500 per month) and increased my salary over time. I have also experienced homelessness and had to start over from scratch. Through every phase of life, when employed and underemployed (low-income), I've learned to manage my money and develop strategies to make sure that all of my bills are paid "on-time, in full, every month" while finding ways to save money, allowing me to live without financial anxiety or distress. I eventually learned how to use credit cards to my advantage. I was hesitant, but opened just one account. I never missed any payments and never drowned in any credit card debt - ever!
I've learned to save money and still live freely. In fact, my seminar is centered on the inspiration of reaching a little over $20,000 in two years. My goal is to teach individuals and families the same money management principles that I've been living by for over 15 years. That's why I developed the online Budgeting and Money Savings Seminar. More than just a budget template, you'll learn my exact steps and strategies to reposition you for better money management.
Education & Credentials:
Master's in Nonprofit Administration, North Park University
Certified Process Improvement Specialist (CPIS), Six Sigma Global Institute
Certificate in Organizational Analysis, Stanford University
Certificate in Fundraising Management, North Park University
Grant Writing Training, Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS)
DISCLAIMER: The savings amounts noted on this sales page are examples from my personal experience. All customers and students should be aware that there is no promise or guarantee that everyone’s outcome from this course will be the same as my experience, nor may similar results come within the same timeframe as my experience. Each person’s outcomes will be based on a number of different factors, including but may not be limited to, their personal financial situation in terms of total income and expenses, as well as spending habits, and level of understanding and discipline of content taught in the course. NO ONE should expect to save $20,000 in two years or $10,000 in one year as a result of this course, as each student’s actual outcomes may be higher or lower based on previously mentioned factors.
