To Turn A Million (TTAM)

(Turn A Million) add wealth plan, income growth, development goals, manage bills

TTAM – To Turn A Million (™)
This App was inspired by the book that is titled “To Turn A Million.” The book is a great story regarding building wealth and increasing your pace of earnings to build wealth. Buy the book “To Turn A Million” that inspired this app, as well as, download the app inspired by the book. TTAM is the abbreviation for To Turn A Million (™).
The book and the app aim to inspire the user to create a personal wealth plan that aligns with the model described within the book. Both, the app and the book are independent from one another, but are a complement to each other. The app enables the user to create a personal wealth plan digitally, and is a great alternative to creating aspirational goals on pen and paper.
Regardless of income or wealth, this app can be used to define a path forward and helps to activate and motivate the user to forge a growth plan. The app leverages the current state of a person’s or business’ income situation and guides the user to build directionally toward an improved future state of wealth. The premise is that a person’s pace of earnings contributes significantly to their ability to build wealth. The emphasis is on increasing the pace of earning. The book and the app define the pace of earning as TTAM Pace. The TTAM Pace describes how long it takes to earn a million dollars of income. The lower the number is, the faster the pace is the reaching a million dollars in earned income. It doesn’t matter if the income is from a business, or employment, this pace matters.
The user of this app will build a plan that enables their personal strategy that models how they are planning to improve their pace of earning.

Through this app, the user will be able to do the following:( To Turn a Million)
(1) Create a personal wealth plan,
(2) Understand their pace of earning which is described as the “TTAM Pace”,
(3) Build a personal development plan,
(4) Develop a plan for Thinking next steps,
(5) Decision Making,
(6) Compare bills vs Income,
(7) Outline what can be controlled vs not controlled,
(8) Create benefit analysis,
(9) Define barriers to overcome,
(10) Document motivators,
(11) Complete a diagnostic of viewpoint (how positive are you),
(12) Complete a diagnostic of fear (how afraid are you to create a plan),
(13) View your TTAM Plan and Executive Summary