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Throughout the session, the instructor expressed enthusiasm and encouragement, asking students who would commit to tracking their finances and make deliberate efforts to learn. The message was clear: Start small, measure everything, and think long-term. Even if earning is minimal now, establishing a habit will set the foundation for wealth building later in life.
He also discussed how teens spend money—on subscriptions like Spotify, extracurricular activities, or gifts—and highlighted that understanding these expenses is the first step toward financial freedom. The idea is that by being intentional about spending and saving, students can make choices that align with their future goals.