
Financial goals are just like other goals you have might have for your life as the year begins.
You have Career goals, spouse goals, family goals, health goals, etc.
But how to handle your financial goals can be another thing.
First step, some of your other non-financial goals might be affecting your financial goals. Most people do not realise this.
But more importantly, there is confusion on how to achieve different financial goals we have. Too many things to address!
How do you decide on which financial goal to address first?
How do you know what to do to achieve a financial goal?
I share examples of how I went about achieving my financial goals and other goals as well
Short and long term financial planning is such a bore but Tolu can help you simplify matters! I reached out to Tolu when I saw her Ad and it gave me the opportunity to consult with someone I know and trust. Tolu provided so much insight that I was able to turn things around! I was convinced to take things further and it's one of the better decisions I've made recently. Through meticulous detailing, Tolu helped me plan and adjust my mentalities. After speaking with Tolu and working through a few things personally, I made enough changes to confidently take a break from work for a while. I won't spoil things for you but if you need help getting through the seemingly complicated web that is financial planning, Tolu is your gal.
Onize, Canada
My time with her gave me an insight into how I can use my finance to sort out the home front and also be able to take care of my needs. I gained valuable insight into effectively Maximizing my finances and growing my business because I have a business well as employed in an organisation. I will like to thank you Tolu and for following through on this vision to see that many are financially free. Thanks for the interactive session. It was really enlightening.
Theo, Lagos
Tolu Dima-Okojie
Tolu Dima-Okojie is a Money Behaviour Strategist, a certified financial education instructor and the founder of the Money Map Academy, a finance literacy organization, with a focus on helping entrepreneurs to move from broke to more than enough. She is also co-founder of Nestegg Financial Planning & Consult Ltd.
She is the creator of the Money Behaviour Quotient [The MBQ], a tool to help you identify if you are living the life of a Spendthrift, Hoarder, Mismanager or Investor, and how that lifestyle is hindering you or helping you to build wealth.
She graduated top of her class with First Class Honours from Covenant University Ota, Nigeria and proceeded to obtain a Masters in Management and a Diploma in Entrepreneurship from the prestigious Imperial College, London. On returning from her master’s programme, she worked at Unilever Nigeria PLC, as a Brand Manager and also worked as a Brand Development Manager at Unilever South Africa, PTY, before resigning.
Tolu had been earning money but not enjoying the money and had little to show for it at the end of the year. This situation led Tolu on a journey to develop herself, first training at, and then facilitating training with a finance education organization, where she got to train members of staff of PWC, First Bank, MTN and Larfarge, to mention a few. She has since then, also spoken and trained on various platforms including Polaris Bank Graduate Training Porgram, GTB Staff Engagement, WAPCO Insurance, ARISE News, Rainbow 93.1fm, written for Access Bank’s W Community and World of Finance Platform.
She is a contributor to The W Community, an initiative of Access Bank. Tolu is an Associate member of WIMBIZ, member of Ikoyi Club 1938, and NIESV. She is an enthusiastic reader of diverse books and is happily married with two princesses.
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