Laugh At Adversity with Gary Savoie: Inspirational Messages to Conquer Anxiety, Depression, Fear, Relationships, Self-Doubt, and Self-Esteem - 017 - How To Improve Your Credit Score, Leveraging, And Using Debt To Create Wealth with Matthew Pillmore

017 - How To Improve Your Credit Score, Leveraging, And Using Debt To Create Wealth with Matthew Pillmore

07/30/18 • 54 min

Laugh At Adversity with Gary Savoie: Inspirational Messages to Conquer Anxiety, Depression, Fear, Relationships, Self-Doubt, and Self-Esteem

Want to learn how to improve your credit score? Are you interested in generating more cashflow? Or maybe you just want to get out of debt.

If either of these apply to you, then don't worry you're not alone. Statistics suggest that as much as 70% of the population can't put together $1,000 in reserves.

But don't worry, this episode with Matthew Pillmore will teach you how to improve your credit score, leverage debt, access more cash flow, and become debt free. Matthew, the President of VIP Financial Education, along with his team of industry experts have been providing in depth cash flow management education and coaching since 2000.

Matthew is a popular educator, speaker, national credit consultant, and even completed his education under the guidance of founders of the FICO credit scoring system. He offers financial education on the national platform to unlimited real estate organizations, as well as several big companies such as NASA Space Center, Multiple Police Departments, Chicago Title, Coldwell Banker, Paradigm Group, Keller Williams and more.

Matthew believes that by understanding the rules you can better manage your debts and credit scores. Ultimately you give yourself the opportunity to save massive interest and insurance costs. And these savings can be used to enhance your lifestyle or achieve your other financial goals more quickly.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

How to use debt to create wealth
Why leverage is the key ingredient in creating wealth
It takes 18-20 years to reach the break even point on a 30 year loan
Why we should try to surround ourselves with success
The power behind cash flow stacking
How to use debt weapons to grow your cashflow
The difference between transactional income and residual income
How to improve your credit score
The 3 C's to tackling financial adversity

How To Get In Touch With Matthew:

Want to learn how to improve your credit score? Are you interested in generating more cashflow? Or maybe you just want to get out of debt.

If either of these apply to you, then don't worry you're not alone. Statistics suggest that as much as 70% of the population can't put together $1,000 in reserves.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

How to use debt to create wealth
Why leverage is the key ingredient in creating wealth
It takes 18-20 years to reach the break even point on a 30 year loan
Why we should try to surround ourselves with success
The power behind cash flow stacking
How to use debt weapons to grow your cashflow
The difference between transactional income and residual income
How to improve your credit score
The 3 C's to tackling financial adversity

How To Get In Touch With Matthew:

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016 - Taking A Break From Alcohol, Coping With Emotions, And Building Confidence with Rachel Hart

Tired of the hangovers and regrets that result from having one too many? Do you want to know what is really behind your desire to drink? Are you interested in taking a break from alcohol?

If so, then this interview with Rachel Hart is a must listen. Rachel coaches women (and men) who want to change their drinking habits so that they can live happier and healthier lives. During her 20s she developed a love-hate relationship with drinking which resulted in periodic breaks here and there. Like many of us, she loved the feelings alcohol provided her; however, wasn't a fan of the hangovers or the foggy (and sometimes) regretful memories from the night before.

When her 30s came around, Rachel decided it was time to take another break from drinking. For real, this time. Why? Because she realized she was using alcohol as a coping mechanism. It made her feel relaxed, comfortable, and most importantly confident in social settings. So instead of using alcohol as a crutch, she decided to investigate what was really behind her drinking.

She now teaches her clients the same principles that have worked so well for her. Rachel believes that you don’t need a glass in your hand to feel relaxed, confident, attractive, outgoing, and happy and that the best version of yourself isn’t waiting at the bottom of a glass. It's already inside of you - you just need to change your thinking.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

About Rachel's love/hate relationship with alcohol in her 20s
Why we feel so much pressure to drink in social settings
How a perception shift can alter your relationship with alcohol
Why choosing not to drink is the same as saying "No" to dessert
That our thoughts create our feelings, and our feelings drive our actions
Why we need to pay more attention to our thoughts
If you can change your desire to drink then you're never restraining yourself
Why our end result is an accumulation of habits and messages over time
Why we use alcohol to cope with our emotions and make us feel comfortable in certain situations

How To Get In Touch With Rachel:

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018 - Compete Every Day And Get Out Of Your Comfort Zone with Jake Thompson

What does it mean to compete every day?

Jake Thompson comes on the show to talk about going after what you want, being better than yesterday, and building a competitor's mindset. He is the Founder and Chief Encouragement Officer of Compete Every Day where he inspires other's to focus on becoming the best versions of themselves.

Jake is also the host of his own podcast, Compete Every Day, where he encourages his audience to be relentless and conquer each and every day. Whether it's through speaking engagements, his clothing line, or podcast, Jake's focus is always to teach people how to become a competitor.

In This Episode, You Will Learn: