This document summarizes the challenges of being a single parent with little money based on the author's experience. As a single mother with £10 per week, she had to carefully budget food and split chicken wings between her family to last the week. She grew up in a family with financial struggles where her mother pretended to be a nanny to avoid creditors. The author wants single parents to understand that if they survived such difficulties, they can achieve their dreams by taking action and building a system to make money online for financial security and fulfilling retirement dreams.

2. Hi I’m Edith Reyntiens, and I have been a
single parent for almost 25 years
• When I was first on my own with my children
• There were times when I had really no money - for various reasons
my ex could not provide.
• I was left with my daughter, a baby on the way and £10 a week to
live on! This was no joke even in the 1990s.
• We used to buy our food and then eke it out over the week and
always by Sunday lunch time we had very little left.
• So it was usually baked beans, sometimes we had toast,
sometimes we didn’t!

3. Sharing out chicken wings to last the week
• I used to buy a bag of chicken wings from the market in town and share
them out for her and me, three each for three days of the week, then
vegetables, pasta etc. the rest of the time.
• There were no food banks back then, no one helped you if you had nothing
to eat, you had to make things last.
• I could have gone begging – there were a number of things I could have
done to make some money - but they were against my principles.
• And the internet was only just beginning, I could see the potential, but
there wasn’t the infrastructure that we have today.

4. My mother used to pretend to be the nanny
• I come from a family with a history of following dreams, but with no
money.
• Believe me, in the 60s’ when I was a kid it was possible to get by with
very little money; rents were low, no one had mortgages, food was
cheap, and we all hitch-hiked everywhere!
• Difficult to believe, isn’t it?
• When I was a child and my family had money problems, my mother used
to pretend to be the nanny when the creditors came to the door.
• So you see, I grew up understanding that having no money was the norm
and we had very few strategies to change things.

5. How was it for you?
• Do you have a family history of not managing money, or having to
make do with very little?
• I want you to think of how you have survived and understand that
if you have survived this, you can achieve your dreams!
• Are you ready to take action in your life to transform it?
• Are you planning to build your dreams from the first thought
upwards?
• Are you willing to allow amazing things to happen to you, your
family, in your life? Yes? Then either find out more here . . .
Or read on . . .

6. So what is the most painful thing for a
single parent?
• You carry the can every time something goes wrong
• You struggle to pay the bills
• You juggle everything with no, or very little, support
• You are constantly fighting off debts
• Left feeling exhausted and frustrated that you can’t change things?
• Your children can’t have the things you want to give them
• Treats?
• Holidays?
• Christmas presents?

7. What do you want from life?
• As a young single parent you want to be able to:
• Spend time with your children – and not be worrying about money in the
back of your mind!
• Pay your bills easily knowing there is more to spare!
• Maybe even being able to buy in some help
• Be in a position to choose a worthy partner
• Put some money aside for:
• A rainy day
• A holiday for the family
• Treats at Christmas and Birthdays

8. Once your children have left home
It doesn’t necessarily get any better . . .
• You are older, maybe without regular employment
• You've racked up the debts providing for your family
• You’ve worked ‘to the wire’ for at least 25 years
• You’re at the end of a long road . . . But now what?
• Do your have a pension for your retirement?
• Have you paid off the mortgage?
• What is your life looking like for the next 20-30 years?

9. How do you want to live when you are older?
We all dream of paying off the mortgage early: but we want other stuff
once we have stopped working . . .
• Financial security
• Fun! – the chance to go exploring the world with no worries
• To visit our grandchildren
• To escape without worry
• To take wild holidays!
• Leave a legacy
• Give something back to society
• Each of us is different – what is it you would like to have?

10. Now that we have the internet –
There is no excuse . . .
There is the infrastructure
There are fabulous products on the market, built with years of
experience behind their development
...
All we have to do is take advantage of the situation!
...
And learn to unlearn all the bad habits that have kept us going over
the last few stressful years.

11. So now I want you to think about this . . .
What if you knew you had a system to make money using the internet?
‒ So that you could breathe a sigh of relief?
What if you knew the system had the power to take you way beyond
your expectations?
‒ Would you be prepared to work hard to achieve the things that
you want?
What if you knew you would be supported by fellow team members
every step of the way along your journey to the fulfilment of your dreams?
‒ Are you prepared to radically change your approach to your life?

12. What will you do to transform your life?
I want to know if you are qualified to become part of my team
Call me on +44(0)1387 266523 to talk about your dreams
Or contact me here;
Skype: edith.reyntiens
Find me on Facebook and message me
To find out more about the system watch this movie
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