Build a working money system in 30 days using biblical principles and practical steps
Build a working money system in 30 days using biblical principles and practical steps.
Building wealth sounds exciting, but without clear cash flow, controlled debt, and steady savings habits, growth doesn’t last. The 30-Day Money Bootcamp helps you put the right foundations in place first so you can move forward with a written plan and real numbers, knowing where your money goes each month, when your debt will be paid off, and how much you’re putting into savings.
This is a structured, 30-day, step-by-step financial reset that integrates biblical money principles with practical financial discipline. It includes:
In 30 days, you will have a clear financial plan.
Sign up for the 30-Day Money Bootcamp and get immediate access.
Watch one short lesson each day and complete the simple action step.
Join the live session with Alex to apply what you’re learning and ask questions.
By the end of 30 days, you’ll have a written cash flow, debt, and savings plan in place.
Full access to the complete 30-Day Money Bootcamp.
Here’s what that includes:
Get step-by-step instructions to identify which debts to pay off first and start reducing what you owe today.
Download the Debt Destroyer eBook
Simple, structured debt planning that actually works.
The 30-Day Money Bootcamp is a one-time payment of $997. There are no ongoing fees.
By the end of 30 days, you will have a written cash flow plan, a clear debt payoff strategy, a savings plan, and a 90-day financial focus plan.
The Bootcamp runs for 30 days. Each week you will be invited to a 1.5-hour live session.
Yes. You get immediate access to the pre-recorded content after enrolling.
All live sessions are recorded so you can watch them later.
Each week includes a 1.5-hour live session. We recommend allowing an additional 2 hours to watch the pre-recorded content and complete the tasks to build your financial plan.
No. This Bootcamp focuses on foundations like cash flow, debt reduction, and savings before investing.
No. This is structured financial education designed to help you build strong foundations.
Yes. Many couples go through the Bootcamp together to build a shared financial plan.
