Cindy Parran Brochu

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Cindy Parran Brochu

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Financial coach - money mindset and money planning
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Business owner and educator

Cindy Parran Brochu is a Financial Coach, and her mission is to empower people and teach them how to achieve financial independence. She believes that when people have their financial life in order, they have more time to focus on their true passions, free of worry and stress. She offers dynamic programs and products that show her clients how to money plan, reduce debt, make smart financial decisions, free-up cash flow and stay on financial track. She helps her clients create a positive money mindset and provides them with the support and guidance they need to build confidence in managing their financial lives. She lives in Saco, Maine, with her husband, son, pet cockatiel bird and enjoys riding her Spanish Mustang every chance she gets. She also loves nature and staying active.

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Do you know what your financial IQ is? You have your IQ, or intelligence quotient, that assesses your overall intelligence level, and an emotional IQ, which measures your ability to control your emotions. Your financial IQ is a measure of your financial intelligence - how well you do with money!

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Over-spending, avoidance, excuses, poor planning, no planning -- what is your money stress costing you in terms of your finacial fitness? Besides the obvious - money - it also could be costing you your health, a happy relationship with your partner, peace, fun and overall happiness.

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Webster's definition of master is "a person who has dominance or control of something," and this plays a large role in money management. Dominating or controlling something or someone can sound negative but when we're talking money, it's a very good thing. If you aren't in control of your money, you'll become a slave to it, and it will feel as if it's controlling you. This often leaves people feeling frustrated, powerless, ashamed, stressed and overwhelmed.

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Were you ever a part of a team sport? If so, do you remember what it felt like to be a team player? It was, no doubt, exciting to work toward a common goal. When it comes to your financial success, there are certain professionals who should definitely be on your financial team. They include an accountant, estate lawyer, financial coach and financial advisor. These professionals play an important role in helping you achieve your money goals.

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Summer is such a great time of year, and that normally means you begin to think about your vacation budget. Summer months seem to take away any of the blues and fill you up with sunshine, watermelon and loads of fun; people are more active, full of life and smiles, and generally feeling carefree and happy. Watch out, though, because this carefree attitude can turn to carelessness if you're only paying attention to the sunshine and not your money.

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Does spending less lead to living more? Is that really true? Well, it depends who you ask. I'm wondering what having less really means to you. What it means for me is that I'll have less clutter and stuff to worry or think about, which really translates to greater focus on what really matters in my life.

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Creating a healthy relationship with money starts by reducing your money stress. Worry and stress deplete your energy and rob you of precious time that could otherwise be spent doing what brings you joy and happiness. Isn't it time you stop stressing about your finances?

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In your quest for financial fitness, it's normal to think that if you had more money, your life would somehow magically be different. The truth is that more money might help you breathe a little easier, but it doesn't change the way you relate to money or make you a different person than you are right now.

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On your journey to financial independence, you may decide to look at millionaires as your financial role models. Did you know that millionaires are often hard to spot? Many people tend to assume millionaires drive fancy cars, stay in the best of hotels, live in gated communities and dress in the finest of clothes. More often than not, these big spenders are in debt up to their eyeballs and more conce ed about appearance than attaining financial independence.

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Do you know what the number one issue couples argue about? You guessed it - money! A difference of opinion on the best use of money, lack of communication about money, dishonesty with respect to spending, overspending, what appears to be lack of money, all cause madness in marriage and take away from marital bliss. So, how should you really approach the topic of money in your marriage, and what's the best way to manage your money? Is it best to keep your money in separate accounts or keep it all together?

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Are you often frustrated, overwhelmed, or worried about your financial situation? Understanding the why can help you to figure out what might need changing. Might it be that you just need to sit down and look at all the numbers and come up with a plan, or is it something deeper than that?

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Whether you're looking to change the way you relate to money or want to learn how to set boundaries in relation to spending, you'll need to draw on power from within to help you set your money plan. Money power has nothing to do with how many zeros come before the period but it has everything to do with developing your inner strength in order to feel a strong sense of financial purpose. When you hold a strong sense of financial purpose, there will be nothing or no one that can knock you off course.

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I believe that when people have their financial life in order, it frees them to focus on their true passions, free of worry and stress. People often carry childhood experiences about money into their adulthood—this can be negative or positive. Being financially successful is really about changing your mindset about money, getting rid of old thoughts that really aren’t true and serve no purpose in your life, and taking action to relate to money purposefully. Take small steps to change your financial life. Be kind to yourself and patient. What one thing could you do today that would get you one step closer to financial independence? Set financial goals and take action each day that will bring you closer to the financial success you desire and deserve!

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