Passion for Personal Finance

My journey into personal finance began with a simple recommendation from a close friend during high school. He mentioned this book called 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' by Robert Kiyosaki, and I was instantly intrigued.

After school that day, I rushed to the bookstore to get my hands on a copy. Once I started reading, I couldn't put it down.

Since then, my interest in personal finance has only grown stronger. It's helped me understand how to manage money better and given me the confidence to plan for my financial future.

Lack of Financial Education in Schools

When I started learning about personal finance, I realized important things about managing money weren't being taught in classrooms.

Knowing how to handle money well is really important for everyday life. But schools often forget to teach us this stuff, leaving students unsure about managing their finances.

Making sure schools teach us about money is crucial. When students gain knowledge about managing money wisely, they equip themselves for a successful journey ahead.

Desire to Educate and Help Others

As I got more into personal finance, I realized not everyone was as interested as me. But among my friends, they started coming to me for money advice. They found what I shared really helpful.

This got me thinking: if my friends found it useful, maybe others would too. So, I thought about writing about personal finance. I believed there were lots of people who could benefit from simple, practical tips on managing money.

Feeling encouraged by how I'd helped my friends, I decided to take action. I wanted to make money less intimidating and help others feel confident about managing their finances. So, I set out to share what I knew in hopes of making a positive difference in people's lives through financial education.