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A Fool & Their Money Are Soon Separated

Published on: 18th December, 2022

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We all have different spending habits.

Some purchases are completely justifiable.

Spending money on things that are not of quality, can be foolish, sometimes the cheapest way isn't always the best option. 

Continuously spending money without planning your purchases, results in being foolish.

Thinking about the last thing you purchased, was it a wise or a foolish choice? 

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I Date Money

Fall head over heels in love with money! Lisa and her guest share their money stories, the rollercoaster ride we take with finances, money management, tips, and strategies to multiply the money you already have. We're talking about activating wealth to unlock your financial genius. 💸Receive money with grace 💸 Support causes you love with generosity 💸 Save money with ease 💸 Design your financial future with confidence. It doesn't matter how much money you have; it's what you do with it 🗝️ 🌬️ 💖 💸

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Lisa Drennon

Lisa Drennon, Wealth Activator & founder of I Date Money™️ has been in the finance & insurance industry since 1987. Her unconventional Money Multiplier System transformed her money relationship to become a self-made millionaire, retire 2 ½ years early, pay $100K of debt in 6 months, & relocate to her beachfront dream home.