Ironically, Zuckerman's passion for financial planning grew out of an unexpected financial disaster of his own. Back in 1999, he eagerly launched an online business during the dot.com boom but found himself bankrupt, in debt, and struggling to support himself. Fortunately, he came across an opportunity to train as a financial planner, and made the career move that would change the trajectory of his life's work forever.
Now, with over 12 years of experience and his own boutique financial planning services firm, Zuckerman is bringing his financial wisdom to the masses at a time when Americans need it most.
"I know how defeating it can feel to be operating without a financial plan to help you move beyond your current situation," said Zuckerman. "But don't underestimate the power of incremental change over time. You can reach your goals and dreams if you are smart."
Organizing Your Financial Junk Drawer
In Don't Be a Financial Disaster, Zuckerman likens the average American's lack of process in financial planning to "developing a financial junk drawer" where financial records are only pulled for occasional use such as doing yearly taxes. Instead, Zuckerman advises that people actively work toward building wealth by following a financial planning approach that utilizes five main components which he details in the book.
Overall, Don't Be a Financial Disaster is a financial planning book written "for everyone" and is intended to motivate and educate.
Said Zuckerman, "Keeping your financial life organized is not an easy task. [But], like anything you do in life, with proper goal setting, discipline, and strategic planning, you can accomplish anything."
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