Women have always been capable of securing their own financial futures. However many believe that it is not necessary to take charge of their money, their savings, and their finances. Many women lack the confidence to become financially self-reliant. They put off learning about investing, then wake up years later and realize that they have short-changed their own financial security. I want to prepare you for the short term and the long term. In this book, I share how to be financially savvy. I believe that women need money to achieve their goals, to take care of themselves, and to do things with and for the people they love. Here, I teach you how to create and multiply money at the blink of an eye without a lot of effort because, honestly, there really isn't much that you can do in the world without it In this book, I empower women to be financially self-sufficient, to support themselves, and then to pass on good financial habits to their children. I teach you how to trade options, and introduce you to some amazing strategies that will help any woman handle her finances and assist her family. What I have to show you is both lucrative and fun. Once you grasp and master the concepts of options trading, you can pretty much write your own paycheck... literally Once you know the basics of finance and trading, your life will never be the same. These fundamentals have the power to change your views about making money and much more. Kelli Williams was born and raised in Harlem, and then moved to the Bronx at age nine. For many years she worked as a manager in the fast-food industry before learning to trade options. When she became a car sales consultant at Capital Nissan in Wilmington, North Carolina, she realized that women in particular need to be educated about the financial markets, and take their place on Wall Street. Kelli believes, and knows through experience, that the stock market is one of the best places for anyone to build wealth over time. It offers a level playing field to do just that: gender, race, and socio-economic status are irrelevant there. She has come to realize that women are the keepers of the light of humanity, and believes that the financial empowerment of women is vital not only for themselves but for their children, families, communities, economy, and our world.