A healthy relationship with our personal finances begins with the right mindset. Positive thinking is a powerful tool at our disposals, but it is one we often overlook when it comes to finances. We are taught to be realistic with our money and pay down our debts first.
Most of us struggling in our personal finances are carrying debt that we are desperately trying to pay off. We are look at our bank account statements, our upcoming bills, how much money we can save, and all of these other areas related to where our money is going.
Now, let’s be clear, paying down debts is a good thing. But what we think about most is what we create the most of. The same is true here when we are talking about wealth management. We can have a plan to pay down our debts but focus our time and energy on creating wealth through income.
Our goal is to help move you towards a mindset that is focused on the input as opposed to the output. This means, that we will let go of the outside factors that we can not control and work towards a better future for ourselves and our personal financial portfolios.
This is going to separate you from the 97% of people who don’t really make it happen and the 3% of people that do. Did you know that 1% of the population earn 96% of the income that is earned worldwide? Staying stuck in a cycle of focusing on debt and stress around your finances will only continue to produce the same results. It is time to make a change.
Okay, so now that we have adjusted our mindset, what comes next? Let’s focus on improving our income. Have you ever head of “dress for the job you want not the job you have”?
The law of compensation decrees that the amount of money you earn will be in direct proportion to the need for what you do, your ability to do it and the difficulty there is in replacing you. One of the best pieces of career advice I have ever heard is that the key to a successful career is to make yourself irreplaceable. Hold the Gold!!
This is tied into the mindset of focusing on the input of our efforts to grow our income as opposed to focusing on the results of our current situation. Remember, we are working to build wealth going forward. You do not set out to build the greatest brick wall of all time, instead you lay each brick as perfectly as possible as soon you will have the greatest brick wall possible.
Lastly, we want to redefine the word rich and what it means for you personally. Obviously rich means having an abundance of money but having a rich life is far more all encompassing than that. Our program does not look at aspects of your life in silos but instead as in all parts of a whole.
To be rich should mean financially but also extends to having the time to do things you enjoy, rich in health, and rich in great relationships. Our health, mental health, and financial health all tie in together. The healthier you are, the better you feel, the better you perform. These things are synchronistic, and they all need to be tended too.
When humans are faced with challenges, we are all looking for ways to reach the resolution. We want to pay off our debts so that life becomes easier. It is imperative that we change out mindsets and understand that our actions and activities drive our results. There is no magic solution and there is no shortcut around hard work.
Our goal is to help you find this balance in your life to begin to make the right moves and actions that will change your life. We start by redesigning our mindset to focus on wealth creation as opposed to the burden of debt and our current financial situation. Then we build our strengths and make ourselves vital and irreplaceable in our careers by building skill sets that lend to more compensation. Lastly, we focus on balancing our mind, body, and careers by redefining the word rich.
From this point forward, it is time to focus on the solution and not our current situation. These steps are the path to get us there. If you’d like to know more about the Thinking Into Results program reach out and lets do this.
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