Sometimes wading through the field of web mediocrity you come across golden nuggets of goodness. Sweet, delectable pieces of wisdom that give you a new perspective on your finances. Here are 5 such must reads to help take your finances to the next level.
The Reason You Aren’t Wealthy Yet:
What can smokers teach us about building wealth? Why do people want certain things, but never take action to achieve them? These are questions Todd Tresidder answers at his website Financial Mentor. I love this thought provoking post which just might provide the spark you need to begin building true wealth.
How Much Are You Really Worth?:
We all have it. That urge to buy, to consume. But Rosetta at Happy Black Woman explains why you’re worth more than the latest designer label.
We Are Drowning in Material Goods, Yet We Crave Ever More Stuff:
We’re suffocating in stuff and it’s robbing us blind, depriving us of a healthy financial future. Erich Vieth at Dangerous Intersection takes a look at why we crave more. Although four years old this article is more timely than ever.
The 5 Biggest Retirement Myths:
If you’re like me you’ve probably saved less than you should for retirement. Smart Money magazine lays out the reasons you’ll need more than you think for a comfortable retirement. Learn why now is the time to start saving.
The 5 Most Financially Dangerous Haters and How to Stand Up to Them:
You decide to get your financial life in order. Guess who shows up? The haters. You know the ones who shoot down your dreams. The ones who try to persuade you to share their destructive lifestyles. Shawanda at You Have More Than You Think gives the low down on dealing with these financial cynics.
Once we understand the true nature of wealth we can start making our money work for us instead of against us.
Personal finance is about more than math. It's about behavior. Change your behavior and you change your financial situation.
When we spend money we're really exchanging time spent on the job (our life energy) for a product. Understanding this leads to better buying decisions.
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