Mindset Newsletter #10 - Do You Have A Financial Goal?

Youre probably trying to figure out where I am going now. We
were just talking about a new way of thinking was needed and now
we are going into talking about financial goals.

Dont worry we are not off track at all. I just want to use this
to show you that indeed we have to look at things a little
different than the ways we know.

If I was to ask you what your financial goals were in life what
are the first thoughts that come to your mind.

Usually the answers I receive are things such as, 

I want security, knowing I have a good stable job so that I can
provide for my family the best I can.

I want to be comfortable knowing that all my bills are paid and
that I can hopefully have something to send my kids to college
with and maybe even retire on someday.

Those are the typical goals we have because that is usually what
we have been taught as being successful in life. Or that is all
we knew or seen ourselves as able to achieve out of our lifetime
of efforts.

We will come back to these ways of thinking in a few minutes but
first lets talk about what a financial goal really is.

You have to bear in mind that a goal is different from a wish. 

Remember back in our talk about setting goals I said that goals
required action steps. Well the same is holding true to your
financial goals. It requires effort and action to achieve your
end result.

You may wish to be rich, but that doesnt mean youve ever taken
any practical steps to make it come true. 

Youve possibly even earned enough money to put some aside, but
like most people, youve probably invested it with an eye toward
security, since you cant imagine yourself ever getting rich.


You need to understand the difference between these 3 financial
goals before you can go about achieving them:

- Job security 

- Financial security

- Financial freedom


Job security is the probability that an individual will keep his
or her job; a job with a high level of job security is such that
a person with the job would have a small chance of becoming
unemployed.

Like job security, financial security is the same except for the
fact that you may not be living pay check to pay check and you
are able to maintain your bills and still manage to put
something away for a rainy day and your own retirement.

Many people think financial freedom is being rich or wealthy. I
disagree. You can be wealthy and still not be financially free.

Being financially free to me means one is not worrying about
money. 

Complete financial freedom would mean your income is automatic.
If the economy takes a severe downturn or for some reason your
job was taken away, or you just stopped working for an extended
period of time, your life wouldnt make a noticeable turn for
the worse.

It's quite simple - aim for financial freedom!


To Your Success,
YOUR NAME

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