Imagine if you were the person who invented the  “Weed-Eater”…
One day, you decide to take your new invention to a trade-show so that other people can try it out. The only problem is – the facility where your trade-show is being held is a beautiful convention center, the weedless kind! So, how do you go about explaining what your creation was designed to do?
The very best approach is to take your powerful innovation into the backyards of people in your community. If they let you into their yards, if they’re open to a live demonstration, you are certain to win them. Of course, the difficult part is to “sell” them on letting you eat their weeds…
The simple fact that you’re trying to “sell” something in the first place makes them skeptical of you and your invention. No matter how good your new machine is, no matter how powerful and effective it might be, its worthless unless it actually has the opportunity to eat some weeds.
Make Your Money Count is a financial fitness workshop with personal coaching available upon request. During the opening session, we introduce our teacher…
Jesus said that our spiritual vitality can be choked out by the “weeds” of worrying about having more possessions, the deceptive lure of getting more money, and having our hearts focused on the wrong things. In Make Your Money Count, we learn to pull these weeds from our hearts and replace them with a clear, compelling purpose. When we have a strong sense of direction, we’ll be more motivated to connect everything in our lives – including our finances – to what matters most to us.
Our financial fitness workshop is designed to help each participant construct a written personal financial plan using The Blueprint for Financial Success.
Each session integrates biblical principles, honest dialogue, and financial life planning concepts. Make Your Money Count promotes personal empowerment, responsibility, and a holistic approach to financial fitness and spiritual wellness.
Make Your Money Count is an interactive workshop designed to help us become very good financial weed-eaters… click here to learn more.
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