Freedom Means Investing in Your Growth

But a common question is, “How much time will it take me to be financially free in your group?”

The Three Major Investments to Gain Wealth and Freedom

Joining Freedom Founders is a reinvestment period similar to when you were younger, attending undergraduate school, professional school, residency, GPR, specialization, and the ongoing CE.

That’s your first major investment. Yourself. We all do it, and want to do it as entrepreneurs. Getting that education, going into a profession, and eventually our own business. It’s an investment in ourselves and our growth.

Your second major investment is building your business or practice. As entrepreneurs, we want control of our success and our careers. It comes with a lot of risk and headaches, but we wouldn’t have it any other way.

A large investment is required here, more than just financial. We don't come out of school knowing how to run a business. Business is a whole different world. So, we take courses, acquire management skills from the ground up, and hire consultants. We’re always learning and growing.

This is what refines the caliber of leadership required for us to be successful. It is the primary engine of the wealth we create.

For a select few, the third major investment in your life, your reinvestment period, is learning how to make the hard-earned money/equity you save outside of your business work for you.

Surrendering your money to financial advisors, money managers, or a 401(k) may be the go-to in this society, but it’s just abdicating your financial responsibility. It leads to mediocre results, the fear of not having enough, and unrealized freedoms.

The Cost of Financial Freedom

What does it take to replace your active income with passive cash flow from tangible investments, creating more autonomy and time?

Freedom Founders is not an open forum or group. It’s not for individuals seeking the real estate equivalent of stock picks. We don’t advise or tell you exactly where to invest your money daily.

We want our members to become their best financial advocates. This means they acquire the education to know how to make their money work for them no matter the economic climate.

There is plenty of guidance in our community. We have, on retainer, a securities attorney, a chief financial officer, and a CPA. We have access to experts with hard-earned experience who are available to advise.

But this all requires your own additional discernment. You can obtain guidance, perspective, and even recommendations from experts who can see what you can’t, but you have to ask the questions and make the decisions for your life.

Your job is to learn how your money can work for you throughout every iteration of the economic cycles. Everybody in Freedom Founders learns how to do this within the first six months.

It’s not an effortless experience. It’s often described as drinking from a fire hose. The amount of time you put into it will be relative to the transformation that occurs in your life. 

This is more than just achieving financial freedom (a primary aspect); it’s also creating more time, health, and relationship freedom, culminating in creating purpose in your life and defending your legacy.

The Best Time to Start is Now – Determine Your Priorities

For some, this freedom journey may require re-prioritizing their lives. Some doctors or business owners have five or six kids in their thirties and forties. That's a busy time in one's life while running a business and figuring out how to manage one's money.

The fear of being left behind as your money isn't invested is common, but you don't want to make a mistake with your money. This is why you must first clarify what your priorities are.

We all have the same time during the day and week. How we decide to use it requires our intentional focus and planning.

In Freedom Founders, we ensure that your spouse, partner, or significant other is included in the process because this impacts the life you both want to create.

Couples must be on the same page and understand the vision for their lives. Many lose sight of that early vision as their lives get busy with their practice and building a family.

Instead of working together side-by-side, it can naturally evolve into a divide and conquer without ever meeting in the middle.

Getting on the same page is one of the most important things you can do to ensure you're making the most of your time and focus when learning how to make your money work for you. This will fast-track your timeline and create the life you want sooner.

We don’t tell couples what to do. We help and support them, providing the trade-offs of every decision. With the guidance and resources at their fingertips, they must make decisions based on their priorities.

Until you gain clarity on your priorities, every new opportunity will be a bright, shiny object. When investing in this manner, you are simply gambling at a Vegas casino.

Do you want to learn how this works with a community of others in the same boat coming alongside you? Or do you want to be a soloist, a penny pincher who depends only upon himself?