What Is A Money Crush & How Do You Find One

We all had crushes on someone, that we highly admire and have also lead most of us to accomplish great things in life, from watching them operate over the years. NOTHING IS WRONG WITH HAVING A CRUSH.

When it comes to your finances, are there anyone whom, you have admired that is able to manage their finances, in a way that has motivated and empowered you to do the same or achieve a financial goal.

A money crush is a playful term for someone you know, or know of, who has been able to gain full control over their finances, and make it work for them in a way that they were able to achieve all their financial goals and live a financial healthy and successful lifestyle.

This could be somebody you know personally who has manage to financial independence, freedom, and success, or knows how to make their finances work for them, or they are somebody who models the things you want for your own financial life.

There are lots of benefits that comes to having a money crush, because to me they are role models that one can idolize, because they motivate, inspire, empower individuals to take steps to improve their finances, as their actions are something that can be studied for those who want to gain financial independence, freedom and success.

Your money crush in many ways breathes life into the vision of your own ideal financial situation and financial future.

I’ve found a lot of people who I consider money crush, and who has inspired me, motivated me, and help educate me in more ways than one, to better organize and manage my finances, so that I can make my money work for me, and safe-guard my financial future.

Money crushes can be found in all types of places – in your friend circle, your personal banker, financial advisor, or at an industry gathering for your profession, or on the web.

I’ve found my money crushes via their money blog, industry (financial planning and advisory), including the banking sector, including authors.

I ask you – have you ever encountered someone whose way of doing things around money really inspired you?

If yes, they’re money-crush material. You might consider reaching out and writing them an email of thanks, or asking them to share a few pointers that would be of great help in assisting you to organize and manage your finances better.