High Income Earners Stop Putting Your Money in the Stock Market – Felecia Froe

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Working your dream job and earning a high salary are the dreams of many people, but in reality, these aren’t the be-all-end-all solution. Being smarter about where to put your money is vital. In today’s episode, Felecia Froe discusses how Money with Mission helps physicians to have an impact outside of their 9-5 jobs.

Listen carefully as Jerome and Felecia discuss practical insights on common investment options and tax processes.

Listen in!

[00:01 – 11:55] Do Not Be Handcuffed by Your Job The frustration with the system of the medical industry How Money with Mission helps people feel fulfilled by smarter investment Have money working for you – there are options out there

[11:56 – 25:32] Keep Your Money and Be Smart with Taxes The power of networking allows for access to success People earn more money working on Wall Street than investing Keep your money to decide where you want your impact to go

[25:33 – 44:19] Knowing Who and What to Trust The illusion of 401k – be wary of where you send your money Find people who can identify your blind spots Trusting somebody who truly cares about you

[44:20 – 45:14] Closing Segment Be courageous Connect with Felecia! Closing words

 

Tweetable Quotes:

“One of the bigger challenges is realizing that what you’re doing with your money may not be the best thing that you can do with your money. ” – Felecia Froe

“People may be out there thinking, but shouldn’t you pay taxes so that you can have an impact on the world? We do pay taxes, and I actually want to have the impact that I want to have on the world. So when I keep money, I can put it where I want it to go, rather than have the government decide where my money’s going to go…. It’s having that ability to make the decision of where my impact is going to be in the world.” – Felecia Froe

Dreamcatchers is an inclusive organization that targets people’s interest in being more instead of a certain demographic. We have people from all walks of life at many different ages. Find out more at www.dreamsshouldbereal.com. Find out more about Jerome at www.d3v3loping.com or www.myersmethods.com.

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