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Mistake #1:

         Failing to Trust your Internal Guidance System




         For the most part, all of my female clients and friends have this amazing guidance
         system th  protec  them from dang  and   them to opportunity   I’v  heard

         this guidance system called many things, but I personally refer to it as intuition.
           hav  lo  count  of  th  numbe  of  tim  a  woman  h  described  ho  her

         significan  oth  go  burned chasing   “g    quick  opportunity that sh  had
         warned him to avoid because she just did not feel right about it. Of course, a lot of
         men hav  found themselv  in d  water af  ignoring h  wife’    words.

         Perhaps, men just can’t relate to the concept that   feeling could be used to justify
         an important business decision.



         There  are  no  two  ways  about  it:  men  and  women  are  different.  For  example,  if
         something looks like a sheep, talks like a sheep and walks like a sheep, a man will

         say,  “It  must  be  a sheep.”  A  woman,  however,  may  defy  all logic:  “That  ain’t  no
         sheep!”  And  she’ll  probably  be  right…  I don’t  know  how  women  do  it; they  just

         do.



           majority  of  ou  clien  are  women  and  sadly ,    regularly  witness  them
         question  their  intuition.  Quite  often,  after  being  educated  on  how  money  and

         investment really works, I have heard statements such as, “I knew something about
         what was being taught by the media and so-called gurus just did not make sense.”
         Y es, these “gurus” and the other W all Street professionals that many of my clients

         describe are indeed, quite often, quick to share their opinions disguised as financial
         adv  However,  poten  investor  should  rememb  on  thing  if  you  can’t

         verify  a  statement,    is  an  opinion.    fact,  when  it  comes  to  your  financial
         wellbeing,  you  may  want  to  consider  disregarding  unverifiable  statements

         altogether  Here  at  Matrix  W ealth  Management,  LLC,  when we  share  ideas,  we
         make it clear that if these ideas can’t be verified by cold, hard facts, they should be

         disregarded. W e also remind people of the need to be able to verify the information
         they have provided to us. If you make   statement that you can’t verify,   also
         have the right to disregard it.
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