Growth Mindset Development
BELEIVE THAT YOU CAN!
First and foremost, to begin your journey of financial growth and freedom you must believe that it “can” happen to you. You must believe that no matter your age, sex, ethnic background, or what side of the track you are from, that you are qualified, deserving, and capable of acquiring wealth, or anything else in life, that you desire, if you are willing to learn the process and work diligently to get it.
You must be willing to make honest, personal self-assessments and sacrifices. You may have to change the company you keep and the people in your circle. You must be so absorbed in the learning process of reading, watching YouTube videos, and webinars that you will not have much time for them, anyway. No judgment on them: it’s all about you taking responsibility for your life and becoming razor focus, realizing that the time to start building your wealth plan is NOW!
I’m not implying that you are to no longer be that fun-loving person, it’s just that you must maintain your focus and keep your priorities in order. There will be plenty of time to play after you obtain “wealth” status.
My desire for you is that your mind be opened to learning this new, amazing, and life changing information presented here, and discard the old programming that keeps us stagnated in life.
The possibilities that lie ahead for you are ENDLESS, if you are willing to change your old way of, limited, thinking and make the necessary, strategic steps to building a solid financial foundation for you and your family.
You hold the key to your own growth and development. It requires developing a limitless, growth mindset.
The Fixed Mindset vs The Growth Mindset
Fixed Mindset
Growth Mindset
Fixed Mindset
The belief that we’re born with a fixed amount of intelligence and ability, and that we cannot change them. That we don’t really have the capacity to change and learn. That skills are born.
Growth Mindset
The belief that with practice, perseverance, and effort, people have limitless potential to learn and grow. This view creates an openness to challenges and are unafraid of making mistakes. This view creates a love for learning and a resilience that is essential for great accomplishments.
Guide To Personal Financial Development
Building wealth starts with personal financial management.
Personal finance is the process of managing personal financial activities, such as income, spending, debt, saving, and investing behaviors.
What is Personal Financial Planning and Development
Financial planning is taking the time to define your short- and long-term financial goals by making a written plan on how to reach your desired outcome. It is a comprehensive picture of your current personal financial position, your financial goals, and a strategic action plan to achieve those goals, to reach optimal success.
7 Steps To Financial Freedom:
Step 1: Assessment of current personal financial position and habits
Step 2: Goal Setting
Step 3: Budgeting
Step 4: Saving
Step 5: Reducing Debt
Step 6: Building/improving your credit score
Step 7: Investing
In our Personal Financial Guidebook/Workbook, we have outlined each of the 7 steps that walks you through the entire process in acquiring wealth and financial independence. This workbook, also, includes worksheets that guide you in documenting your actions and tracks your progress.
Our Personal Financial Growth Guide/Workbook teaches:
- Fundamentals of personal finance development in building wealth
- Positive, growth mindset development that inspires, continued, learning, and growing that builds character
- Practical action steps that include worksheets for recording and tracking action steps
- Financial literacy
- How to bridge from personal financial development to entrepreneurship and investing
- Organizational skills development
- Promotes discipline
- The concept of wealth and how it is measured
Once you have the plan in place it will take discipline and dedication, on your part, to put it into action. This is the only way to build, lasting, wealth.
I’m sure you have heard of individual who have been fortunate enough to have received a windfall, by hitting the lottery or receiving a large inheritance of millions of dollars. Often these people will not remain wealthy because they failed to learn this process in creating and following a financial wealth plan.