The way your family dealt with MONEY is how you deal with MONEY. It is super simple. You mirror the relationship to abundance that was modeled to you as a child. You might ascribe to the ‘a penny saved is a penny earned’ and find spending on the little luxuries hard to justify. You mayContinue reading “Family funds your future.”
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Spend some time with your MONEY.
MONEY likes quality time. It can grow while you are doing other things (and should) but it does need to be checked in on and cared for.
Enjoy your money now.
Sometimes when the MONEY stuff starts to make more sense, feel less hard, it can be easy to keep your financial eyes on the horizon. apturing those goals and checking off those dreams. Some day.
Loving the best version of yourself.
When it comes to investing in creating the life you dream, it can be hard to know who to please: past self or future self.
Know what you need.
Every ad that pops up on your feed is a targeted promotion that someone is pretty sure you’ll want. But that doesn’t mean your hard earned MONEY needs to move into their hands.
Know when to hold’m, know when to fold’m.
When it comes to MONEY, it’s easy to only focus on the growth, hopefully upward, hopefully rapid, over time. Yet, just like a good dance step, there is often a downbeat added in to the upward lift of the music.
Value compounds over time.
Compound interest is the holy grail of wealth building. It seems too good to be true that your MONEY makes MONEY for you over time (if you don’t touch it). It’s true though. But while MONEY is always the name of the game when it comes to building a financial future of freedom and stability,Continue reading “Value compounds over time.”
Construct a house for your money.
Money likes a place to belong. It’s like many of us: if it knows where to go, it tends to hang out there more often. So do you have somewhere that your money likes to be, snug and secure? That might be a savings account (High Yield, of course!) It might be an IRA accountContinue reading “Construct a house for your money.”
Your price is your invitation.
It’s easy to think about pricing as prohibitive. In our culture focused on the 1% and the MONEY gap between us and them, how much things cost is seen as a class system of personal worth. It isn’t. Something that costs more is not better. It may last longer, offer exquisite craftsmanship, or smell incredible.Continue reading “Your price is your invitation.”
Build your legacy.
It’s so easy to get caught up in the external measures of success our society surrounds us with. But often these are not the dreams that still over our eyes in moments of wild abandon. We don’t dream of beaches, we dream of change, of hope, of transformation.