There comes a time in life when your age is nothing but a number. The chronological number that defines age is our evolution from an infant to an elder. To some this means years of wonderful life experiences. For others it is the yearly count down of the number of days alive on earth, which means “growing old”. Growing old is not the number that is associated with our age. It is the number of years we have lived experiencing the many lessons of life we have learned. The lessons that life teaches, is all about “growing up”.

When you travel through the cycle of life beginning with getting a feel at what being an adult is really all about (the 20+ age group); to accepting and facing the many life challenges (the 30+ age group); to defining and evaluating your life’s purpose (the 40+ age group); to reclaiming and redefining your life (the 50+ age group) to facing the golden years (60+ and beyond age group) is all about playing the game of life.

Njideka N. Olatunde “Prosperity Diva”

We have entered into a time of transition in which old financial structures are collapsing as better ones are put in their place. For many, this transition period will be one of hardship and for others the changes will be wonderful. In reality, this transition is about changing our relationship with money. We are witnessing the changes in the drop in real estate prices, inflation that makes the dollar buy less, rising fuel prices and even less affordable health care. The question we ask daily “How can a person prepare for these changes to live securely and comfortably”?

WHAT IS MONEY?