Say Goodbye to Being Poor
Most financial advice online is a bunch of courses that are trying to get your money. We offer everything you need for free
No More Mindless Spending
We want to teach you how to spend and save your money. We don’t want you to keep spending as you already do. Clearly, it hasn’t worked that well. But with better financial management, you can earn a better life.
Travel to Places you Want to Visit
Afford the occasional luxury and treat yourself
Give to others and teach them your way
Our Mission
At Don’t Stay Poor, our mission is to empower everyday people with the knowledge, tools, and mindset needed to escape financial struggle and build lasting wealth. We believe poverty isn’t just a lack of money—it’s a lack of access, opportunity, and belief. Our goal is to break that cycle by delivering practical education, real strategies, and actionable steps that anyone can use to take back control of their financial future—no matter where they’re starting from.
Our Vision
We envision a world where no one feels trapped by poverty, where financial freedom isn’t a privilege, but a possibility for all. Don’t Stay Poor aims to become the go-to platform for ambitious individuals who are done waiting, done surviving, and ready to thrive—by learning, earning, and growing every single day.
Some Simple Lessons to Improve Your Life
These basics are the foundations of our lessons
Spend less than you earn. Always. It’s the foundation of wealth.
80% of your results come from 20% of your efforts. Focus on high-impact skills, habits, and decisions.
Save or invest a chunk of your income before you pay bills or spend anything.
Build assets: invest, create products, or start something that earns without your constant time.
Compound interest is your quiet, loyal ally. Even small investments grow huge with time.
If it doesn’t make you money or increase your value, don’t borrow for it.
Writing. Coding. Sales. Marketing. Design. Pick one and become great at it.
Know where your money goes. Wealthy people respect their money. Broke people ignore it.