Are you into Cars ? 🚗

Hiya Friends

I’m into cars this week!

What’s in this letter ✍🏾 (Time to Read: 4 mins)

• What’s Rimi Up To! 😁

• MONEY TEA with Rimi 🍵

• Are you into Cars ? 🚗

• My Weekly R.E.P.O.R.T ❤️

What’s Rimi Up To! 😁 

This week has been pretty good, I’ve been tying up loose ends at work and doing some last-minute travel prep. Yess I’m going on another trip and this might involve a new country 😁 

If you didn’t know, I’m a tennis girlie, and one of my life goals is to watch all the Grand Slams live at least once. I fully believe (mark my words!) that one of my children will play at the pro level. The National Bank Open just wrapped up, and 18-year-old Victoria Mboko won on the women’s side, I was so excited! It came down to her or Naomi Osaka, and while I love Naomi, tennis is such a mental game and she’s been going through it. Hoping to see her bounce back soon 💪🏾

On the men’s side, Ben Shelton took it home, and I’m so happy for both winners this year!

I also watched a great video about the emotional side of investing, highly recommend for anyone currently investing or thinking about starting.

Marc Beavis broke down the 4 types of investors:

• The Panicker – Fear-driven investors who make drastic decisions (like selling everything), often losing a lot and missing recovery opportunities.

• The Freezer – Overwhelmed and stuck, doing nothing, which leads to missed chances like buying the dip.

• The Opportunist – Calm, ready to buy the dip, and usually in it for the long term, might sometimes overestimate their risk tolerance.

• The Steady Hand – Sticks to the plan, masters of dollar-cost averaging.

We’re all different and have varying risk levels, but the goal is to get closer to the “Steady Hand” staying consistent while still respecting your own risk tolerance. This also ties into what I’ve been reading in The Simple Path to Wealth.

Other fun things I did last week: I watched Building the Band on Netflix, and it was such a good time. I also went to a watercolor painting hosted by CuratedbyOke and a Culture fest (We got to eat different cuisines from different cultures) over the weekend.

On another noteeeee! I’ve been working on something important to me “The Debt Payoff Plan” and I’m finally ready to share it with you! 🎉

In a time where over 50% of people are struggling with debt (often in silence because of the shame attached to it), we need more conversations and more support around becoming debt-free.

That’s why I’m launching The Debt Payoff Plan, a safe, judgment-free space for anyone who’s ready to:
✅ Take control of their debt
✅ Create a clear payoff plan
✅ Stay motivated with check-ins, challenges, and community support

This is a debt-specific accountability space only.

💌 More details coming soon, but if you want to be one of the first to join, join the waitlist here

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