"My purpose for TWM was guidance and building a network of like-minded, ambitious, and highly talented individuals"

Before this program, I was consciously/unconsciously managing my money from my father's perspective - conserve, work hard till your 65, scrimp/scrounge, and stick to GICs and mutual funds - to my mother's mindset of invest in assets and skills, like real estate, education, and personal development. Both systems have served me well enough, but as time marched on and the world had reset after COVID, I realized the fragility of life and the meaning of money and wealth needs to be better defined for me. Following my experience with TWM, I had mixed feelings and results. I felt the most invaluable piece of the program was my property investment coach. She guided me, mentored me, and gave me confidence to stretch myself and commit to my dreams and goals. Since failure is, but a lesson learned and the possibilities of success is what drives you forward. I am truly blessed and guided throughout this journey. My purpose for TWM was guidance and building a network of like-minded, ambitious, and highly talented individuals. I am always blown away by the people who signed up to better themselves and the communities they inhabit. For me, my network is truly my net worth. So if you were to ask me if I would do this all over again? Sure, why not? Now were the lectures and classes inspiring and taught me loads? Not completely. I would say it has taught me to ask more than the superficial questions before signing up, like where is the accountability group? How well integrated and actionable are the lesson plans? Are these strategies and techniques are european-centric or is it applicable in my country? Would I say this program alone is what changed my life? No. It helped me course correct and got me to thinking and connecting more. For that I am grateful.