Way to Wealth

Re-Scripting Your Personal And Financial Future

Money Types™

People have their unique Money Types™. It defines how they view money, how they spend, save, invest, or acquire it. It's consistent with their individual personalities. Whatever their type, it comes naturally to them. Until people learn differently; they think everyone views money the same way they do.

But...they don't.

Having different money views causes conflicts between spouses, partners, teenagers, or bankers.

Take a moment and study the following model.

Most people are combinations of two contiguous styles—with one being dominant, and the other secondary. Each style's motivations are different, as are their views of money, possibilities, and thinking patterns.

Money Types™ Self-Assessment

To determine your people’s Money Types™—how they view money and what they need it for. Please select one of the following descriptors that best fits them for each part of their life.

1. Personality:
	Outgoing		Dominating		Easy Going		No-Nonsense
2. Pace:
	Energetic		Fast		Steady		Controlled
3. Manner:
	Friendly		Aggressive		Accepting		Evaluating
4. Conversation:
	People		Bottom Line		Systems		Facts
5. Responsiveness:
	Friendly/ Affable		Impatient/ Restless		Steady/ Resolved		Cool/ Distant
6. Decisions:
	Popular/ Emotional		Quick/ Impulsive		Slow/ Studied		Objective/ Fact-Based
7. Time Usage:
	Socializes at Expense of Time		Always Pushed for Time		Respects Time But Not Pushed		Values & Manages Time Well
8. Listening:
	Drifting		Impatient		Willing		Selective
9. Talks About:
	People		Bottom-Line		Functions		Organization
10. Wants Money to:
	Spend		Gratify Ego		Save		Invest
11. Gestures:
	Open		Animated		Measured		Closed
12. Personal Needs:
	Social Outlets		Opportunity		Security		Control
13. Appearance:
	Scattered		Flamboyant		Conservative		Traditional
14. Speech:
	Animated/ Careful		Direct/ Authoritative		Low Keyed/ Yielding		Logical/ Unemotional
15. Social Skills:
	Empathizes		Commands		Accepts		Assesses
16. Uses Money for:
	Enjoyment		Prestige		Peace-of-Mind		Secure Increases
17. Often Described as:
	Fun-Loving		Achieving		Conforming		Controlling
18. Relationships Based on:
	Personality		Performance		Common Interests		Trust
19. Fears:
	Loss of Social Approval		Loss of Successful Identity		Loss of Personal Security		Loss of Control
20. Motivated by:
	Pleasures & Relationships		Pride of Ownership		Peace of Mind		Order & Security
Click on the button below to calculate your totals for each type. Your highest score is your dominant type. Your-second highest score is your secondary type.
	Spender: 0		Speculator: 0		Saver: 0		Investor: 0

Participants Learn Much More In The Way To Wealth™ Course

Everyone can enjoy financial freedom within their own Money Type™. Since people will probably never change the basic set-point of their personality—nor should they—understanding and setting goals within their Money Type™ can lead them to financial and personal fulfillment.

Helps Remove Conflicts

When your people understand their Money Type™ along with those of people close to them, they’ll gain immediate insight into why they either communicate or mis-communicate. Since the interpersonal conflicts people have off-the-job directly impact their on-the-job performance, this can dramatically improve employee productivity.

“Let the learned say what they can, `Tis ready money that makes the man.”

William Somerville

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