Statistics You Need to Consider as You Build Your Life Plan with Liza Rogers

Don’t overthink your future by asking “what if” questions. Grow and plan with like-minded people.

Liza Rogers has been passionately involved in what is now being called "the cohousing movement" for 25 years. On her journey, she discovered everything about financing, joint ventures, and buying real estate. Liza has a wealth of information and wisdom about real estate sectors both inside and outside Canadian borders.

In this episode, Liza talks about how you can overcome that glass ceiling and start growing and planning with like-minded people. She also shares her tips and insights on how you can maximize your potential and secure your future by investing in the best passive income– real estate!

 

What you will learn from this episode:

Find out why investing in real estate is something you need to consider for your future Understand the importance of being with like-minded people and dropping toxic relationships Learn how to stop worrying and cramming and instead start living the life you’ve wanted through the right investment

 

“The glass ceiling becomes an open skylight when you own the building.”

- Liza Rogers

 

Valuable Free Resource:

How to budget your money to make it grow abundantly to help equip you for a better future: You Need a Budget and Mint

 

Topics Covered:

02:23 - Challenge is struggling to keep their place which affects their future plans and hitting the glass ceiling

04:44 - Not setting up for the future and being afraid of success: the common mistakes business women leaders make when trying to achieve scalability and success in their workplace

06:32 - One free and actionable tip you can do to help you prepare yourself for future success and grow with like-minded people: So, the number one thing that I tell women is to join a network. Join a network of like-minded women and like-minded leaders who are doing what you are doing, or what you want to be doing. That's the number one thing that I tell people to do first off, and that comes with a couple of things to beef that up. And that is to join it, but also engage with it.

08:41 - One valuable resource to help you stop worrying and start planning the future you’ve always wanted: Check out some of these budget tools: You Need a Budget and Mint

10:17 - Q: What past statistics do women need to know to help them better prepare for their futures? A: So, there are a couple of key statistics that are often shocking. Number one is the average age of a widow in Canada and the US is 56 and 57 years old. So, when you hear that you think, "Oh, my goodness, you know, becoming a widow at 56 or 57!" First of all, there's the shock of that statistic as a, you know, an average number. And then second, how is that going to impact me?

 

Key Takeaways:

“We really have to start, you know, delegating more as a number one thing. Stop thinking that we can do it all and get some things off of your plate.” - Liza Rogers

“And mentors, coaches, people who have either done it or are doing it or are the smarter person in the room than you are, those are the women who are going to be able to help you lead you to where you want to go. And having a plan for where you want to go is part of that really important process.” - Liza Rogers

“It's going back to getting those coaches, not doing everything yourself, and understanding what your future looks like, so you can actually plan for it. You can delegate to where you need to delegate to you so that you can have that success or be prepared for those.” - Liza Rogers

“We call them failures, generally, but sometimes they're just learning opportunities or your tuition.” - Liza Rogers

“Join it, but also engage with it.” - Liza Rogers

“Contribute in some way. Offer up your knowledge. Be vulnerable with what you're struggling with. Listen to what the people in the group have to offer, and actually, take it in and engage with it.  - Liza Rogers

“If you're going to want to change your life- you know, changing your life, or changing your job or changing where you are in your career, it's not a solo sport. And it's not something that you can just do passively, you have to take action.” - Liza Rogers

“If you have an opportunity to join something where you have an opportunity to be lifted and lift women up, do it!” - Liza Rogers

 

Ways to Connect with Liza Rogers:

Website: https://wren.club/ Book: https://wren.club/book/

 

Ways to Connect with Sarah E. Brown:

Website: https://www.sarahebrown.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/knowguides LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarahebrownphd/