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If you intention for the tree tops, you won't get off the bottom... so why not intention for the stars.
The "secrets" to better money management and maybe even "riches". No, truly there are no secrets. It's all simple simple usual-sense.
9. Still try to live a BALANCED life... or as balanced as you can make it. Money doesn't buy happiness; yet I'd rather be unhappy in comfort!
10. The highest cost of all is the fee of waiting to TAKE ACTION to change your current situations in life (as ninety four% of the population apparently are dissatisfied with their situations. It is up to you to do issues differently. So take ACTION now- to change route. You get only one shot at life, so make the most of it.
4. Develop your NEW plans. Decide what action you are going to take that may move you closer to the fulfillment of your aims? All aims should be exact and have a time constraint.
To conclude...
SUMMARY:
"People don't plan to fail, but fail to plan."
* Nearly each person has the skill to be successful, but very few have the need as well because the commitment to make the sacrifices necessary to achieve wealth.
"Dream the impossible dream".
The habitual (and maybe even lazy) person's sure and steady strategy to wealth and happiness.
Like the three legs of a stool. All are equally important in ensuring financial independence. The key:
"Whatever the mind can conceive, can be achieved." - Goethe
1. Accept which you'd be able to achieve financial success and make a commitment to yourself to achieve it. It is within your grasp if you truly want it. Really BELIEVE it - that is the largest step. Only then will the incredible force of the human mind work out a means of achieving it. Reject the premise that work is quite simply something you have to do until the age of retirement.
To recap... in a line...
Aim high, dream high.
Whatever is ardently desired, enthusiastically act upon, must inevitably come to pass."
* Without financial independence, you are a slave to money.
The main points:
Let your imagination "run riot". Think even "the impossible" it may be far closer than you assume.
Always remember,
THE THREE LEGS TO GROWING RICH
2. Ask yourself this: Where do you want to be in 2,5,10 years time? Set aims that excite you. If you may do thoroughly anything with your life, what would you do. If you had unlimited money or revealed you only had a month to live, what would you do? Write them down.
* Achieving financial independence will take time, dedication and plenty of hard work... but will be worth it in the quit.
5. Closely monitor the functionality of your investments and your rate of savings.
Find a quiet place (like the woods or a abandoned beach) and enable that still inner voice talk to you. What do you truly want most out of life: Is it happiness, health, money, financial security or doing good deeds, being a tight parent, wife, husband, etc.? Set aims for ALL areas of your life: family, work, leisure, recreation, spiritual and so forth. Where do you plan to be in 1,2,3,5 gears time. Then WRITE them down.
Craig Lock
* True prosperity is created from within. All prosperity is created in the mind. You are only as wealthy, happy or as affluent as WHAT YOU FEEL... and what you make up your mind to be. And money is not all the pieces. For me, health, family and happiness are far far more important considerations.
3. Establish your current financial position. What is the money inflow and outflow. Horrors! Which areas can be improved upon? Everything!
I have seen statistics that reveal that 95% of Americans after working all their lives retire with less than $2500 in money. Amazing! Don't be one of the 95% of the population, who depend on the government, charity
or family to maintain a bare minimum standard of living on retirement.
7. Review and reward yourself annually if your aims are met.
Now, how to do it...
6. Try to put extra savings into investment (it may be your own enterprise)
* Remember, money isn't all the pieces. It has been said that 'money is the root of all evil", but only an obsession and love of money for it's own sake, I believe, is bad. Substantial amounts of money can be used for charitable purposes, if that may be your wish ... but "charity begins at dwelling house".
N.B: ninety nine% of the population don't achieve financial success, because they lack the real COMMITMENT to achieve financial independence. I believe they are too busy incomes a living to survive to truly THINK roughly how to make big money. Really use the unlimited force of your CREATIVE IMAGINATION. However, it takes an extraordinarily good commitment in TIME, MONEY and ENERGY and patience to achieve ultimate financial independence. So make that effort and INVEST IN YOURSELF, first. Because (can I begin a sentence with a "because") that is the simplest investment one can make in a lifetime!
Firstly,
Have a PLAN, then put it into ACTION.
MAKING MONEY + SAVING IT + INVESTING WISELY = FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Good good fortune
