Usiere Uko

How to manage your money better Usiere Uko

This book shows you how to develop the mindset that will enable you take the actions you need to take on a sustainable basis to achieve your financial goals for this year and beyond. It also covers personal finance basics as assets and liabilities, pay yourself first, asset allocation and more, by the author of Practical Steps to Financial Freedom and Independence. Getting better at managing our money is a goal we all desire. Trying to achieve it without changing our mindset is a hit and miss. Learning 'how to' do something does not automatically give you the ability to keep doing it until you get the results you desire. If what you are doing is not sustainable, you very well may have been wasting your time. Your old mindset will sabotage your efforts no matter how well intended. At the start of each New Year, an army of hopefuls head out on a journey towards their goals for the year. Sadly, around Valentine's Day many have more or less ran out of steam. The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak. It happens to all of us in one area or the other at one time or the other. We want results as soon as possible, and in the process often bypass the process. It's not that you don't have what it takes. We all do. The folks that achieve what we desire are not better than the rest of us. They are simply smart enough to follow the right process. Process is no respecter of persons, race, religion, gender etc. When you do the right thing, you get the right results. Using the hunter and farmer analogy, this short booklet distills the essentials you need to shift from a hunter's mentality to a farmer's mentality so that you can move towards your financial goals in a sustainable way; allow your money to work for you so that you can live your life on your own terms. If your financial goal for this year is worth it, then come with me as we explore mindsets that have been producing the financial outcomes we have been experiencing and learn from the farmer how we can build our finances in ways that endure.