- Mar 7, 2019

FINANCIAL FREEDOM CAN BE EASY

Updated: Mar 8, 2019

1. What Do You Want To Achieve!

Here’s a cool exercise: think about what you would do if you had no limits. If you had all the money and time in the world!

Where would you want to live? What would you want to do with your life? What would you spend the most time doing?

These answers can help you figure out what you want to do with your life. You will want to think about these question every day and imagine what you want to achieve.

Answering these questions will help you to understand your personal wants and needs. Planning, setting and accomplishing your short term goals is the easiest way to reach your overall milestones.

“Start small when creating goals to maximize results.”

2. Create Small Steps That Will Get You Where You Want to Be

Becoming financially independent isn't a single goal, but a series of sub-goals. This is because your financial life has several aspects.

In order to reach your overall goal of financial independence, you'll have to establish goals in the various areas of your financial life, such as,

⦁ Increasing your income

⦁ Controlling your spending habits

⦁ Paying off debt

⦁ Understanding your investment objectives

⦁ Planning your long-term financial goals

It's important that you create a list, with a corresponding goal relating to each individual category.

That will ensure you are moving your entire financial situation forward, rather than trying to do it one category at the time.

3. Live Beneath Your Means

The single step that will provide most of the spare cash you will need in order to accomplish most of the other steps. Learning to live beneath your means is one of the main goals to learning how to become financially independent.

If you’re currently struggling with your finances, there'll be no easy way over this hurdle. You'll probably have to cut out every expense in your budget that is not absolutely necessary.

It could include passing of the annual vacation, driving your car until it breaks down, even after you paid it off, living in your current home even though it’s starting to get smaller, and buying your clothing in thrift stores while everyone else you know is shopping at the mall.

That's just a short list of the sacrifices you'll have to make. But in making them, you'll be saving money in your budget to actually start building your savings, to get out of debt, and to invest for the future.

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