Gracen B.

Decision One:

• Chris chose to keep his son when his wife left him.  
• The problem is that his wife was leaving and they had a child together.
• The possible options are keeping his son, or letting his wife take him. 
• If he keeps his son, it will be a huge expense.
• If he gives up his son, it will be a huge emotional expense.
• If he gives up his son, it wil be a huge emotional expense.
• If he gi

Decision Two:

• Gardner chose to accept the internship, even though it was very low-paying.
• The problem was that he needed to advance his career.
• He could keep his current job or risk it all for the internship.
• Chris wasn't guaranteed the job at the end of the internship.
• He took the internship, worked hard, and got the job.

Goals:

• Short Term: Meet his quota.
• Intermediate: Complete the internship.
• Long Term: Get the job.

Interview:

• Chris sets himself apart by being:
• Honest
• Personable
• Persistent

Financial Life Cycle:

• In the beginning, Chris is in Basic Wealth Protection.
• In the beginning, Chris is in Basic Wealth Protection.
• He is very poor and can barely make ends meet.
• He is very poor and can barely make ends meet.
• At the end of the movie, Chris is still in Basic Wealth Protection.
• At the end of the movie, Chris is still in Basic Wealth Protection.
• However, he is headed toward Wealth Accumulation.
• However, he is headed toward Wealth Accumulation.
• When he earns his first paycheck, he will be in Wealth Accumulation
• When he earns his 

Chris Today

• He is a multimillionaire.
• He is a multimillionaire.
• He has his own firm, Gardner Rich.
• He has his own firm, Gardner Rich.
• He was partnered with Nelson Mandela to aid South Africa.
• He was par
• He is a philanthropist and motivational speaker.
• He is currently helping the homeless of San Francisco.