Do Something Different

with Millennial Moose

Free Intro Session

The Curriculum

The Tenets of Change

Work 1on1 with the Moose to enact that big change you’ve been dreaming about.

Stabilize

Gather

Execute

Financial Snapshot
Saving Rate Calculations
Needs Analysis

Saving Strategy
Lifestyle Strategy
Escape Plan

Guidance through Obstacles
Accountability Plan
Execute the Plan

Stabilize

Financial Snapshot

Saving Rate Calculations

Needs Analysis

Gather

Saving Strategy

Lifestyle Strategy

Escape Plan

Execute

Guidance through Obstacles

Accountability Plan

Execute the Plan

Start Your Journey

Nathan does a great job of simplifying personal finance down to a few main points and concepts. He doesn’t try to complicate things with fancy, grand, and unachievable ideas. His lessons can be applied by any person to help themselves with their money.

Greg Sprungle

Project Engineer

I don’t know how he does it but Nathan is able to take concepts that are dry and complex and turn them into something fun and inspiring. I felt empowered to make the right decisions. He also gave me a realistic timeline that I could use to make the finish line more concrete, which made me want to execute on the plan even more.

Kwame Christian

Director, American Negotiation Institute

I’ve pondered travel and committing myself to larger than regular life things and have been sifting through various resources over the years. Travel blogs, the PointsGuy (and other financial planning resources), meetups, books, and what have you. Not one of them has come close to Nate’s recipe.

Manoj Valluri

Reservoir Engineer

Blog

Input to Output Ratio

by Nathan Lieberman | Feb 4, 2021 | Blog

The rise of the information age has given a limitless amount of knowledge to our fingertips. We can listen to the latest weather forecast, watch a how-to video, and check-in with our loved ones in a matter of seconds. It’s the first age in human history where we can...

Peace in Quiet

by Nathan Lieberman | Jan 18, 2021 | Blog

It was strange to see an ancient practice emerge as a fad. References of meditation can be dated as far back as 5,000 BCE yet most of us have not tried the practice until the launch of Headspace. Why? I have no idea. It is impossible to point to any singular cause of...