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Business Wire
18-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Freedomology Launches Free 40-day Sprint Platform for Health, Wealth and Relationships
CLEVELAND--(BUSINESS WIRE)--After nearly a year of development and testing with thousands of users, Freedomology today announced the official launch of — a simple platform that allows anyone to start and lead a free 40-day sprint focused on health, money or relationships. 'We built this because we saw what happened when people committed to 40 days of focused change,' said Greg Clement, CEO of Freedomology. Share Participants choose from three flagship sprints — H40, F40 and R40 — each designed to deliver a transformational experience through short daily videos, habit-building action steps and group-based accountability. But here's the breakthrough: Anyone can now start their own private sprint, pick a date, invite a group, and create real change in just minutes — completely free. 'We built this because we saw what happened when people committed to 40 days of focused change,' said Greg Clement, CEO of Freedomology. 'Our first Sprint had 23 people. The next had 1,100, then over 5,000. That's when we realized this model works. Now, we're giving it away to reach even more lives.' Freedomology's flagship sprints include: H40 (Health): A six-week health sprint that helps participants lose weight, gain strength, build mental clarity, and optimize their environments. F40 (Financial): A six-week sprint that teaches people to design their ideal lifestyle, invest like a pro, and create IPAs — income-producing assets like businesses, real estate and intellectual property. R40 (Relational): A six-week relational sprint that helps people dramatically increase happiness by improving every relationship that matters — starting with themselves and ending with a deeper connection to others and to God. Each sprint is built around a proven 40-day framework, with five- to ten-minute daily video lessons and tools that combine science, personal development and coaching. For individuals or groups—from five to 5,000 Anyone can now run their own Sprint with a group — whether it's a few close friends, their entire family, a business team, church community or social following. The platform creates a private space instantly, where everyone receives the daily content and stays connected through shared accountability and encouragement. Completing a sprint = giving one away Through a partnership with Remarkable Youth, every adult who completes a Freedomology Sprint unlocks a matching scholarship for a teen or young adult (up to age 25) to participate in their own guided sprint — for free. 'This is about starting ripples that reach across generations,' said Clement. 'If someone becomes more energized, more financially free, or more relationally fulfilled, it changes not just their life — but the lives of everyone around them.' What users are saying 'This program took me from merely being interested in my goals to being fully committed to achieving them. The structure, content and interactive sessions made it easy to stay engaged and motivated throughout.' — Molly Woofter 'It has truly been life-changing. It has taught me to commit in all areas of my life. Freedomology has opened me to a new mindset and way of thinking.' — Owen Miller 'Now, giving up is not one of the choices.' — Danielle Cousin About Freedomology Freedomology helps people transform their lives through practical systems for health, wealth, and relationships. Its mission is to make freedom accessible — through frameworks that create real change in real time. Learn more and start your sprint today at
Yahoo
14-04-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Can Homeownership Lower Your Taxes? Here Are 6 Expert Tips To Help You
What tax benefits does owning a home offer? There might be some that homeowners are missing out on. Learn More: Read Next: Here are some of the ones experts recommended looking into before homeowners file their taxes. Greg Clement, CEO and founder of Freedomology, an app designed to help people achieve financial freedom, pointed out that the mortgage interest deduction is probably the most popular way homeowners benefit when it comes to taxes. With it, homeowners can deduct home mortgage interest on the first $750,000 ($375,000 if married filing separately) of debt. Check Out: Clement highlighted property taxes as another expense that can be written off. Just keep in mind that the deduction for state and local taxes, including real estate taxes, is limited to $10,000. For married couples filing separately, the limit is $5,000. For those who work from home, Clement pointed out that there is a deduction for home offices for the right type of employee. 'If you work from home you might qualify for a home office deduction if you are self-employed. W-2 employees are out of luck,' he said. For those who have the means, Clement recommended renting out part of a home or the entire place to be eligible for certain tax benefits. 'If you're renting out part of your home, like an Airbnb or a basement apartment, you can deduct a percentage of your utilities and maintenance. That's free money most people never take advantage of,' he said. 'Some states offer property tax exemptions for seniors, so it's always worth looking into,' Clement said. This usually applies to homeowners 65 and older, though some states give tax breaks to those as young as 61. In states like New Hampshire, seniors benefit from increased tax exemption as they get older, according to The Mortgage Reports. However, some of these exemptions might not be available if a senior's income is more than a certain amount. Those who make sustainable changes to their homes may be eligible for energy-efficient property credits. 'If taxpayers are in a position to put solar panels on their home or make other energy-efficient improvements, then that can be a great method of reducing your energy bills and claiming a significant tax credit,' said Adam Brewer, an attorney at AB Tax Law. Overall, there are many tax deductions homeowners may be able to qualify for. Clement cautioned that not everything is tax deductible, but it's still important to keep track of upgrade costs. 'Some homeowners think everything they spend on their home is deductible, but that's far from the truth. You can't deduct a new hot tub or the pool you just put in, no matter how nice they are. However, if you're making major upgrades, keep track of them anyway. They could lower your capital gains tax bill when you sell the house,' he said. More From GoBankingRates6 Reasons Your Tax Refund Will Be Higher in 2025 7 Tax Loopholes the Rich Use To Pay Less and Build More Wealth 25 Places To Buy a Home If You Want It To Gain Value This article originally appeared on Can Homeownership Lower Your Taxes? Here Are 6 Expert Tips To Help You
