Your Launching Pad to Financial Freedom 

Your egg donation is changing someone else’s life. It should change yours, too. Learn how to use your payment to create the foundation for an abundant & free financial future. 

Search for information about egg donation on the internet and it’s a murky place, isn’t it?
Your results are either: 

Horror stories from women who feel tricked, used & tossed aside… 

-or-

Fertility clinics & agencies giving you rose-colored information.

With this landscape of biased information, it can be hard to make a confident decision, and it can be easy to keep your decision to yourself. Who wants to tell their friends and family what they are doing, only to have their sister, dad or best friend discover those abysmal search results for themselves? 

This means that egg donation is often done in a haze of confusion, and it can be a really lonely process. 

Now, compound that by the fact that young women are statistically financially under-educated and are taught to view money through a more “icky” lens… 

And getting paid to donate eggs can feel like you’re being tossed a hot potato on a foggy day. 

This course will clear out the fog, and give you the knowledge and confidence to take that money and turn it into the foundation for a thriving financial future.

Let’s get started.

Feel confident, competent and prepared.
The Egg Donor Money Guide will teach you:

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17 video lessons and a digital workbook

  • You’re a first-time egg donor and you want to make sure you maximize this financial opportunity

  • You’re a veteran egg donor who knows there’s more potential for your money, and you want to learn how to tap into it 

  • You’re curious about egg donation and want to learn more about the financial benefits before you make your decision 

  • You’re a family member or friend of a donor and want to help support them and their decision 

This Course Is For You If…

When I was 22 I created my first egg donor profile. I did a quick Google search and signed up through one of the random results. Months later while in grad school, I got the call: I had been chosen by a family. I would make $6,000.

It was a travel cycle, and in my hotel room I ordered salmon room service for dinner, and then ordered dessert. I walked to the mall down the street and got a lavish mani-pedi. I bought myself a pair of statement ballet flats and Lucky Brand riding boots.

What I didn’t know when I was 22 has cost me literally hundreds of thousands of dollars in the 10 years since – and it would be easy to let the mistakes and regret overwhelm me:

If only I’d taken some time to learn about investing…
If only I had opened a high-yield savings account…
If only I knew the power of compound interest…
If only I was able to see how I was holding onto beliefs and outdated money scripts that kept me in the dark…

This course is what I wish I’d had when I was 23, starting out with dollar signs in my eyes, but no clue what to do when those dollar signs landed in my bank account.

I’d never had so much money all at once.
I’d never spent so much all at once, either.

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