Are You Leaving Money on the Table With Your Breakup?

Why You Might be Leaving Money on the Table with Your Breakup?

Chances are if you’re go through a breakup right now you’re leaving money on the table. You’re probably wondering how is that even possible? You and your ex were not married.

It really doesn’t matter if you were married or not. The thing is if you have not moved on from your breakup or gotten over your ex your breakup is holding you back. Point. Blank. Period. And if your breakup is holding you back you’re not banking from it.

I know, because I’ve been there. It took me a long time to realize that I had to move on. Anyways, better late than never. I know that sounds so cliché. Just glad I did.

Here’s 3 reasons why you want to bank from your breakup:

  1. To create your own financial safety net.
  2. To feel empowered, strong and confident.
  3. To live a bolder, bigger, better life without your ex.

The truth is breakups not only devastate you emotionally, but in many cases, they affect you financially. Most people, women in particular tend to struggle financially after breakup. So, what if you could cash in on your breakup and never have to rely on someone else financially or emotionally. How empowering would that be?

You Have an Opportunity to Do Your Breakup Differently

Banking from Breakup is an opportunity to do your breakup differently than you may have done them in the past. It has been for me. I would have never thought in a million years that this is how I would be handle my own breakup. But sometimes you got to step out and take a chance and bank on yourself. This is exactly what I did. I was not interested in doing it the same old same old. I was ready to try something different. I had to figure out how to move one without them. It was the hardest thing I had to face. I knew I could not get them back.

That is when I came up with Banking from Breakup. It all started with this burning question, “What would happen if I banked from my breakup? I mean really cashed in on my breakup?” This was the question that pulled me into my own BFB adventure. I realized that I had to choose me or lose me. I had lost so much of me already. So, I decided to go for it.

Stop Leaving Money on the Table with Your Breakup

Here’s the thing, breakups are inevitable, but suffering is optional. I invite you to think for a moment, how different would your life be if you didn’t have to rely on anyone else financially and you were able to create your own financial future?

There were a number of things that I did in the beginning to help me move on from my breakup. First off, I had to own the fact that I had a breakup and that my breakup did not define me. Second, I had to accept it was over. From there I had to set a new vision for my life, new goals and habits. Most importantly I had to create plan of how I was going to leverage my breakup and use it to my advantage. Because I was not going to waste it. What I’ve done is I’ve detailed these steps into a Starter Kit. In the Banking from Breakup Starter Kit™ I give you the specific steps of how I started to get over my breakup and move on from my ex. I show you how you can do the same. Stay tuned I will be posting when the Starter Kit will be released.