My Courses

I offer three different sessions: 


The Investing Training bundle, where I offer 3x training sessions to get you started from scratch - I have helped my students open brokerage accounts, getting to know all the difficult words within the world of investing, taught the basics of ETFs, about generating an income through dividends, explained different trading strategies and much more.


In my 5-week investing workshop you will learn to make independent investing decisions on an informed basis. In the workshop you will learn how to invest and how you can easily spot if the company behind the stock is a healthy or sickly business. You will get automated tools that makes it easy for you to know the price you should pay for stocks, so you avoid overpaying for stocks.


The training session "Financial Independence Plan" is one of my favorite methods to set a goal and create a plan towards becoming financially free. I aim to retire early from my corporate career because I want to experience the wonders of the world with my family. My students really appreciated getting a concrete number they can reach.

5-week Investing Workshop


Start your investing journey in 2022 with a unique offer: a five-week live online course, where I will teach you the basics of intelligent investing. Click here for more info and FAQ...
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Do you prefer private lessons instead of a group course? Click here to learn more about getting one-to-one training with me. 


3x Investing Training Sessions



In this bundle you get 3 training sessions and each session is 1-1 1/2 hour. It's an opportunity to get personal investing training one-to-one with me via video conference - a great way to get started if you've never invested in stocks. 

I have guided students to:
  • decide which broker to chose,
  • how to open a trading account, 
  • learn the financial language, 
  • taught the basics of ETF trading, 
  • how to generate an income through dividends, 
  • explained different trading strategies and much more.

Book your first session now.

Reserve time in my calendar here 


Free Course: Get Started Investing with Confidence 


1 hour and 4 steps. Learn the practical investing elements to make confident investing decisions.
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Financial Independence Plan



The personal training session "Financial Independence Plan" is using my favorite method
create a plan towards becoming financially free. You get one session on video conference call, where I walk through the tool and show you how to calculate 5 different plans - from your "FIRE" (Financial Independence Retire Early) economy to a concrete number of what it would take to live a life of incredible abundance. 

My goal to experience the wonders of the world with my family. Your goal might be different,
but it is key to know exactly what finances you need to achieve it or you're aiming in the dark.
The students appreciated getting a concrete financial freedom number and were surprised
that financial freedom was far more achievable than they had imagined.

In the session you will get:
  • A tool inspired by learnings from Tony Robbins that will show you exactly how much money you'll need to retire 
  • A framework to set a personal wealth goal: Financial Independence.
  • A tool to track your progress.



*I want to guide and help you by giving great content, direction, and strategies. All my products and services are for educational and informational purposes only. As stipulated by law, I can not and do not make any guarantees about your ability to get results or earn any money with my ideas, information, tools or strategies. I don't know your financial situation and cannot and will not provide financial advice. Nothing on any of my websites, or any content or curriculum is a promise or guarantee of results or future earnings, and I do not offer any financial, legal, tax or other professional advice.

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