Money What I Wish I Knew When I Was Younger - Siemens, Brian
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Brian Siemens got his first job at age 14, thinking he'd have some pocket money he could spend on himself until he got paid again. $10 from mowing a yard once a week wasn't enough to lead to any trouble, right? What could possibly go wrong with having some spare change? Just about everything, that's what. Beginning with that first job, Brian was an absolute mess when it came to managing his money and his personal finances. In fact, if you asked him about his past finances today, he'd tell you that he used to be a financial idiot. That might sound a little harsh, but as you will soon see, who…mehr

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Brian Siemens got his first job at age 14, thinking he'd have some pocket money he could spend on himself until he got paid again. $10 from mowing a yard once a week wasn't enough to lead to any trouble, right? What could possibly go wrong with having some spare change? Just about everything, that's what. Beginning with that first job, Brian was an absolute mess when it came to managing his money and his personal finances. In fact, if you asked him about his past finances today, he'd tell you that he used to be a financial idiot. That might sound a little harsh, but as you will soon see, who could argue with that? Brian tore a path of self-destruction that threatened everything he had ever dreamed of. He was a slow learner, too-hardship after hardship, setback after setback, he came back for more punishment time and time again. It took him nearly 20 years to figure it all out. But he came out the other side all the better for it and with something to share, something guaranteed to make the path much easier (and less painful) for other teens and young adults who dare to read his story. Many people would be too embarrassed to share such a story and certainly would never want it to reach the light of day, but not Brian. He wants to be an example for others. He wants to put his embarrassment aside and let it all hang out. He wants to tell others about his past mistakes and regrets and the lessons he's learned from years of pain and suffering. In the end, Brian's story is one of overcoming obstacles and emerging triumphant. It's a story that he proudly shares with you so that you can make your own story better.
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Brian Siemens is a financial educator and public speaker. Brian lives outside of Tulsa with his wife, three children, two foster children, three dogs, and two cats. Brian also has two adult stepsons. Prior to becoming a writer, Brian worked in information technology and finance for several Fortune 1000 companies. But without a doubt, his favorite "job" has been being a stay-at-home dad as well as a writer and speaker to high school students about personal finance. Brian attended the University of Oklahoma (Go Sooners!) and received a Bachelor of Business Administration, majoring in management and management information systems. After working for a few years, he went back to school at Oral Roberts University and earned a Master of Business Administration with a finance concentration. In his free time, Brian enjoys exercising, reading, traveling, and spending time with his kids, whether it's jumping on the trampoline, swimming, shooting hoops, having family game night, or watching them play sports.