Values

Values are enduring ethical principles passed down from generation to generation to promote a better life. These fundamental principles operate according to universal human truths, applying consistently across the world—regardless of race, culture, gender, age, or religion.

The RoundTable Methodology^©

The approach of the RoundTable™ is very simple but highly effective. Every person understands the value of two-way communication. However, the most common form of training used is oneway communication where one person talks and everyone else listens. This may be a good way to convey information, but it is not effective for transformation.

RoundTables™ employ two-way communication in a structured environment. Ideas are not taught; they are facilitated. During a RoundTable™, a designated person leads, but all participants share from their own experience. As a result, everyone grows together.

RoundTables™ are effective because:

• • They are conducted in a small group setting consisting of four to ten people.
  • They usually take between thirty (four people) and sixty (ten people) minutes.
  • They give every participant a “voice” and the opportunity for a win.
  • They are designed to emphasize and promote personal growth.

In this course

In this course, we will discuss “Financial Freedom”—not just in the traditional financial sense, but in a broader context that encompasses many aspects of life. Together, we will explore the following six values:

• • Investment
  • Saving
  • Generosity
  • Debts
  • Responsibility
  • Hope