Wealth Awaits: Command Your Financial Future!
Your main job for yourself and for others in your life is to get to a point where money is no longer a worry. Becoming super-rich on your own is actually easy, but not everyone get it.
There are three big reasons
- First, many people don’t even think it’s possible, so they don’t even try.
- Second, even if they think it’s possible, they don’t commit to saving, investing andtaking action on a regular basis.
- Third, for those who do think it’s possible and want to commit, they often wait too long to start.
The secret of people who do really well is they think about the future. They make plans that will help them reach their goals years from now.
Most don’t end up rich because being financially free isn’t their top goal. If you want to get your money matters in order, you’ve got to make becoming financially free the most important thing.
To get yourself on track with money, think about these steps:
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Figure out what’s important to you about money. (These important things guide everything you do with money.)
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Look up to people who are good with money. (You’ll naturally start doing what you admire.)
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Have clear money goals. (Aim to make lots, spend little, save and invest a lot, and protect yourself from unexpected problems.)
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Learn what you need to know. (Find out what skills you need to make the most money and become financially free.) Taking this course is your first step; the second step is to take this knowledge further and enrol in Property Development System.
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Don’t let your spending grow just because your income does.
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Pick up money skills. (Learn the specific skills you need to be financially free.)
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Build rich habits:
- Always save something for yourself first or pay yourself first.
- Invest a set amount regularly.
- Be thrifty.
- Enjoy saving and investing.
- Invest in your mind.
- Do something daily to help your finances:
- Think carefully before spending. Wait if you can.
- Set specific goals for how much you want to make and keep. Check how you’re doing every week and month.
- Try to lower your living costs as much as you can, quickly.
- Always look for ways to be more valuable and earn more. Improve your knowledge and skills. Focus on getting better at things that add the most value to you and your workplace. Aim to earn and save more every day.
Start acting on your plans right away. Every little step you take moves you closer to your big dreams.
Self-Assessment
Hit the reply button and answer these questions below as they apply to your situation:
- How do you feel about money? What does it mean to you? How do you view people with a lot of money? Do you believe you can be rich too?
- Do you think money is important for freedom, a top human value? Is freedom important to you?
- What does money represent to you? Is it security, success, adventure, or something else?
- Do you have any negative beliefs about money, like thinking rich people are bad or dishonest? If yes, what are they?
- What do you want your financial future to look like? Imagine your money situation is perfect in 5, 10, and 20 years. Describe that.
- When you retire, how much money do you want to have? What kind of life do you want to live then?
- How much money do you need to save and invest every month to meet your financial goals?
- If you had $10 million, what would you do? How would your life change? List everything you’d want, both things you can buy and can’t buy.
Action Steps
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How much do you aim to earn this year, next year, and in five years?
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What’s your strategy to make these amounts?
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What’s your financial goal for retirement?
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How much do you need to save each year to meet this goal?
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How will you get the money needed? What’s the first step? And after that?
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What actions do you need to take daily, weekly, and monthly to reach your financial goals?
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What’s the main focus in your financial planning?
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Find out your financial worth today by adding all you own and subtracting all you owe.
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How much are you saving and investing each month?
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What portion of your income do you save?
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What do your monthly living expenses add up to?
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How much do you spend in a year?
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How long have you been working, and how much have you saved on average each year?
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Figure out how much you need monthly and yearly to live comfortably. Then, calculate how long you can maintain your lifestyle with your current savings. This shows your financial health.
Hit the reply button and post your thoughts
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