Investing Workshop



The students in the investing workshop is often millennials business professionals, who are thriving in their career but are looking for more freedom and money. They've come to a point where they know that the monthly salary won't get them to where they want to be and they are ready to take their destiny into their own hands and learn about investing in the stock market. 

Start your investing journey with a five-week live online course where I will teach you the fundamentals of intelligent investing.

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.

Next 5-week workshop:

Every Tuesday from April 18th - May 16th 2023

8 pm/ 20:00 Central Europe (Paris/ Zürich/ Copenhagen)
7 pm UK  (London/ Dublin)
2 pm ET (Eastern/New York/ Miami)

Other timezones

I can share a payment link in any currency, please reach out to me for info. 



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Not sure this is for you or do you have questions? Book a free 30-minute meeting with me.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Workshop for me?
The course is for beginners that never invested before and don’t have an investing account or people that have tried to invest but hasn’t gained the confidence. The outcome is that you’ll have frameworks and some steps you take so you have confidence and trust yourself to make your first intelligent investment.

What days are the workshop being held?
Workshop in English every Tuesday from April 18th to May 16th 2023 at 20:00 (Copenhagen) // 2 pm (New York). every class takes 1-1 1/2 hour.
April 18th
April 25th
May 2nd
May 9th
May 16th

Which format is this course?
The format is a live online course once a week with max 5 people attending. We will meet via online video conference where the material will be presented live and it's possible to ask questions. 
Everything will be recorded so if you can't make it on the day, there will be recordings and it's possible to ask or send me questions that I will answer during the live sessions or if we run out of time: in additional recorded sessions that will be shared as recordings (not live sessions but recorded Q&A's to make sure all your questions gets answered).

How much knowledge about investing do I need to attend?
The level is for beginners and you don’t need any financial knowledge because that’s what you will get. And it won’t be difficult language or any math - I’ve made the tools that will calculate numbers so there’s no need for any math skills.

How much time is required during and after the course?
There’s the one-hour course and then there’s some homework/funwork that will take about an hour to complete. Or more time if you want to.
Afterward the course, it will depend on your own commitment. In the very beginning I used to have one evening per week, where I would spend some hours reading, but I’m also very much into this topic. I don’t watch the stock market all the time because I’m not worried. So the time to apply after is all about practicing. Not moving money back and forth in and out of the market or other stressful activities. We don’t do that 😊

How does the course compare to other training ex. Female Invest?
Female Invest primarily does pre-recorded sessions. The biggest benefit of live courses versus pre-recorded sessions are success rates. I’ve had clients who appreciated the interesting recorded classes from Female Invest, while my course was much more hands on and me being there for them and their questions - they weren’t alone so they learned more than with their membership. 

Do you offer a money back guarantee?
Absolutely. I am confident that you will love this course and it will change your life… but if you’re feeling uncertain, you can rest assured that I have a 14 day money-back guarantee.

If, after two weeks in the workshop, you decide that it’s not for you, just let me know and I’ll refund 100% of your tuition. 



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