Getting Started With Women’s Money Week – Why Hold Yourself Accountable

First, welcome to Women’s Money Week.  We’ve relaunched after an incredibly successful 1st Annual Women’s Money Week in March. We are now a weekly resource designed to help you take action each week. Instead of just reading information that *theoretically* you can translate into action down the line, you are now asked to take action. Women’s Money Week will provide you with one action item per week. You can opt to ignore it or you can commit to reshaping your financial future – one week at a time.

Getting Started with Women’s Money Week in 4 Steps

1. Sign Up: Subscribe to our Email List

2. Educate Yourself: Read The Weekly Post

3. Commit: Hold Yourself Accountable

4. Do: Take Action

Why Hold Yourself Accountable

Why should you sign up for the week instead of just reading the post and filing it away to do later?

I’ll be completely honest: there is no benefit to us in setting up an accountability system. A TON of behind the scenes administrative work actually has to happen to make the accountability process work.

But, we’ve set it up because we believe (and more importantly, research shows) that by signing up and saying you’ll do something means that you are more likely to actually do whatever that thing is.  So, simply by signing up and committing to take action, you are increasing your chances that you will succeed.  Further, by commenting and publicly committing to take action, you further increase your odds of success.

So, as part of each week, take the steps to commit and hold yourself responsible. You’ll not only make your priorities clear, you’ll be one step closer to reshaping your financial future.