Money, finance, and consumer behavior have been a passion of mine since 2011, when I began my studies at the University of Szeged. I earned my bachelor’s degree in 2014 from the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, with a thesis examining the price-consciousness of young consumers.

In 2017, I completed my master’s degree in Marketing at Corvinus University of Budapest, one of Hungary’s top universities. My thesis explored the relationship between money and happiness, and during my studies, I also had the opportunity to study abroad at KEDGE Business School in France.

My curiosity didn’t stop with formal education. I have spent thousands of hours learning from the world’s top financial experts and investors — including Warren Buffett, Robert Kiyosaki, Ken McElroy, Dave Ramsey, and Morgan Housel, just to name a few — and have attended over a hundred webinars on business and personal finance.

I never felt forced to attend webinars or spend all these hours mastering personal finance. On the contrary, I looked forward to every opportunity — like a child getting ice cream — because each session taught me something I knew I could apply in real life.

What started as personal notes and experiments with financial strategies has grown into my MasterMind course, designed to help people take control of their finances, reduce stress, and build wealth.

My teaching focuses on the topics that are rarely discussed but have a huge impact on how we make financial decisions: consumerism, spending habits, the importance of saving, investing early, and even minimalism. These are proven strategies that any adult — regardless of age, background, or occupation — can start applying today.

By the end of the MasterMind course, participants don’t just understand their finances better — they gain a new mindset, improve their financial well-being, reduce stress and anxiety, and understand their own behaviors when it comes to money.