IFISCUS- FAMMILY BUDGET MANAGEMENT

1. IFISCUS-FAMMILY BUDGET MANAGEMENT Workshop

3. Goals of the workshop:-development skills of definition of financial goals-diagnosis of motivational systems in achieving financial goals-finding sources of success in financial management-discovery of the of mental blockages in achieving financial goals-exercise changing habits in financial management by game Cashflow.

4. Workshop issues: • development by the participants real financial goals • development participants motivation needed to achieve the financial goals • changing the habits of the participants in budget management • change the way of thinking about finances • Practical exercise to a habits change in financial management with the game Cashflow

5. 1 Step - Motivation

6. why you want to take the challenge?

7. S.M.A.R.T model Define your FINANCIAL GOAL according to the S.M.A.R.T model Specific – target a specific area for improvement. Measurable – quantify or at least suggest an indicator of progress. Ambitious- can’t be too easy for you Realistic – state what results can realistically be achieved, given available resources. Time-related– specify when the result(s) can be achieved.

8. Why do you want to achieve your financial goal? Write 5 reasons for you want to achieve your FINANCIAL GOAL

9. Visualize yourself when you reach financial goal. Imagine yourself when you reach the FINANCIAL GOAL and answer the following questions: • How do you feel now? • Who are you? • Where are you? • How has your life? • What do you think? • How does this make sense to you?

10. 2 Step-Our habits.

11. how to think about finances in general: • Poor people: • Poor people believe that their country or their family will take care of them.

12. how to think about finances in general: • The people of the middle economic class: • People from the middle economic class are convinced that a good education, a well-paid job, employee benefits and your own house, is the basis of their wealth. They believe that the savings, no debt will provide them with retirement.

13. how to think about finances in general: • Rich people: • They believe that financial freedom is the foundation of financial education, own business, investing in real estate.

14. your environment answer the following questions about your enviroment: • How your friends and family talk and think about money? • What about rich people thinking your parents? • How your environment influences to your habits of thinking about money? • How often you are in the rich people environment? • What you can do it to be often among enterprising people?

15. Your habits in the area of money management Think about how your emotions affect to yourfinance decision and answerthe followingquestions: • Consider when you spend money beyond the planned budget (when you are: sad, happy, excited)? • Consider what emotions evoke in you spending money and if you can it controlled? • Do you often reward yourself by buying something new? • Do you often buy something new when you have a bad day / mood?

16. satisfaction in financial area Rate your satisfied in financial area and write one idea to increase your income 0 is means very not satisfied - 10 means fullysatisfied

17. 3 Step-Differences in the thinking of the rich people and the poor people.

18. Differences in the thinking of the rich people and the poor people. • POOR PEOPLE AND PEOPLE FROM THE MIDDLE ECONOMIC CLASS • MONEY is the root of all evil • selfishnessis a vice • road to riches is paved with formal education • Theyoften mention of the past • Theysee money through the eyes of emotion • earn money doing things they don't love • Theydon’thave high expectations, so as not disappoint • RICH PEOPLE • POVERTY is the root of all evil • selfishnessis a virtue. • road to riches is acquiring specific knowledge • dream of thefuture • thinkaboutmoneylogically • followtheirpassion • They are up for the challenge.

19. Differences in the thinking of the rich people and the poor people • POOR PEOPLE AND PEOPLE FROM THE MIDDLE ECONOMIC CLASS • First you have to DO something to get rich • They think they know everything • avoid actionsbecause are afraid of fall • teach their children how to survive • have a negative attitude towards the sale and promotion • Their life is guided by random events • think negatively about themselves do not believe they can be succeed • They don’t like rich people • playing not to lose • have a view on a small scale • RICH PEOPLE • First you have to BE something to get rich. • Continually learn and develop • Operate in spite of fear • teach their kids to get rich • Theyarewilling to promote themselves and their values • Theycreatetheir life • think positive about successful people • admiretherichpeople • playing just to win • Theyare determined to achieve the goal • have a view on a large scale

20. Differences in the thinking of the rich people and the poor people • POOR PEOPLE AND PEOPLE FROM THE MIDDLE ECONOMIC CLASS • measure wealth in money • They are bigger than their problems • RICH PEOPLE • measure wealth in time • They areto overwhelm their problems

21. Do if you think like a rich man? • check if you think like a rich man-answer the following questions: • How much are you ready for success? • What are you afraid to achieve financial success? • Why do you deserve a financial success? • What else can you do to achieve financial success: replace the 2, 3 things? • From whom depends your financial success?

22. 4 Step- You gotta risk it to get the biscuit !!

23. Play in investments. Share your capital for alternative investments or put your money in your bank account

24. 5 Step- Practice, practice, practice- Cash-flow game