An Unconventional Way to Fund Education for Yourself Later in Life
It’s a VERY unpopular way to go about it, but I won’t be in debt when all is said and done.
Thanks to great teachers, I consider myself to be a lifelong learner. In fact, one of the things I miss about working at my 9–5 is the professional development opportunities.
In the past year, I have invested in my own learning out of pocket. I invested in two certifications while I was still working knowing that I was going to quit to start my new career.
More recently after further reflection, I decided to go back to college. I am 44. I should be focused on saving for my kid's education not worried about how I will pay for my own schooling.
No, that is how I used to think. As long as I am alive, I can change my mind about what I want to do with my life.
I still want to focus on financial well-being, but I also want to further my growth in Elementary Education.
As a substitute teacher and financial coach, people depend on me to add value to their lives. I take that responsibility very seriously.
Last year I focused on one dream, starting my own business. I took the steps to prepare myself professionally, which contributed to my success. This year I am pursuing a childhood dream of becoming…
