Would you like to join Money Clubs or Meetups?
Money Clubs are not just about investing money. They are about uniting people with a common interest, assisting each others individual financial goals, acknowledging money needs such as savings, eliminating debt, budgeting and so on. Although, the majority of meetings takes place in the physical sense, clubs can also be conducted over the Internet. The concept is exactly the same; bringing people together, in order to pool their resources together. One such club is: MoneyClub.com This is an informative site, looking at all areas of money. You can even subscribe to their free newsletter which gives information on daily affirmations, motivation, encouragement and so much more. However, I will say that this club has received some mixed reviews on the Internet. I think the general consensus is that why pay to join a group when you can get all you need on the Internet. So I guess what that means is that it’s best to work in isolation, because everything we need is on the Internet. (Mm, I think that’s what it means. Anyway, no matter each to their own).
Well if you’re not into the above type of club, then check out this really excellent site for money clubs, meet-ups and similar: Meetup.com Excellent because you can search for any type of group globally, and meet up locally and are free to join! For example in London you have the ‘Womens Business Networking Club, where business women can interact, learn from and inspire each other. WomensBusinessNetworking
In New York, you have the NewYorkCity Meetup This group was founded in October 8 2002, and now has over 2193 members. The type of members include business owners, entrepreneurs and financiers. There are so many groups within your country and area of Meetup.com that you could get so carried away with socialising offline!
To really be successful, look for other like-minded people. You see most of the time, it’s not about getting what you can out of life on your own, it’s about sharing knowledge, ideas, encouraging and supporting each other. So you may be pleasantly surprised when you join a money club or meetup.
