536: The financial freedom roadmap (with Candy Valentino)

536: The financial freedom roadmap (with Candy Valentino)

Welcome to an episode with a sought-after business leader and an expert in finance and investing, Candy Valentino.

How do you create wealth and financial freedom?

This question roams around almost anyone's mind. Yet, not everyone has achieved the "financial freedom" level.

In this episode, Candy shares the most effective tips to build wealth through investment, sustainable and long-term business, and how to earn and save more. She discussed the right mindset about money and covered the six ordinary steps to achieve extraordinary financial freedom.

Candy Valentino has over 24 years of business experience building and exiting companies in service, retail, product manufacturing, and real estate investing.

During her two-and-a-half decades as an entrepreneur, Candy Valentino has been named to Top Business Leaders 40 Under 40, Top 50 Women In Business, 10 People Making a Difference, Top 10 Business Consultants by Yahoo Finance, and was the youngest female to receive the Governor's Award in Entrepreneurship in Pennsylvania. Success Magazine named her "Women of Influence" and "Leaders Who Get Results" alongside Tony Robbins and Brené Brown. She shares her gritty, real-world business and investing strategies with an audience of millions through her Founders Organization. Candy Valentino lives in Scottsdale, AZ.

Get Candy's book here:

Wealth Habits: Six Ordinary Steps to Achieve Extraordinary Financial Freedom. Candy Valentino

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