LEVERAGE: How to LEVERAGE Our 5 STEPS To DOMINATE the Game of Debt, Investing, and Financial Security

by Donald Lee

Nobody talks about personal finances. It’s like a taboo topic. Unlike math, chemistry, physics, biology, etc., which is taught in almost every high school or university curriculum, when’s the last time you heard personal finance taught in every single high school or university curriculum? If it’s not taught, and if it’s not talked about, then how are we supposed to learn about it? Yet, it’s the topic that most impacts our lives directly. In 2020, current student loan debt is at 1.5 trillion, auto loan debt is $1.2 trillion, and credit card loan debt is $1 trillion. Would you think we’d get ourselves into such a situation if we were all taught basic personal finance? No. Worst of all, we have the data, we see the numbers, and nothing is done about it. Leverage covers the five fundamental steps to effective wealth Earning, Giving, Investing, Saving, and Spending. Let’s be honest, you know some of those steps pretty intimately. Earning and Spending, that’s something we all learned and saw our parents do since we were young. We saw parents, friends, and family all go to work to earn money. We also see them spend money often. Giving, Investing, and Saving? That’s when confusion sets in. Not often are we exposed to these steps as we navigate through childhood to adulthood. Before we know it, we’re already adults trying to figure this stuff out – not very successfully. But, for many of us, our wallets and bank accounts are not where we want them to be. Why is that? Why is it that some people are financially killing it? Why is it that some are living pay check to pay check? There is only one reason for that Knowledge. And it is the difference in the knowledge of giving, investing, and saving that creates that gap. Want to know how to fill that gap or how to even get started? Then, we invite you to take a look inside to learn the 5 STEPS, the 5 SECRETS that will change your personal finances! In addition to Leverage, unique visitors can find content on personal finance through Donald Lee’s website, coursehack.club. He is also publishing weekly personal finance tips through his Youtube channel, Coursehack for free. Lee has a strong interest in the personal finance game, but his main trade is in software engineering. Therefore, readers can expect a unique view on how someone outside of the finance industry approaches personal finance. His goal is to provide the world with the “one-stop financial literacy course” that was missing from high school.

60 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 21, 2020