Lights, Camera, Action! So exciting right? Action is what we business owners are all about! But when it comes to money, is your action the absolute right thing you should be doing that will make you more money?’
Let me ask you, do you pay your bills on time (or even early)? Do you save money regularly? Do you track your income to the penny every day? Well, if you want to make more money, you need to be doing these things regularly. There are certain actions that you must do if you want to make more money. Click here to learn more about creating simple money systems that allow you to feel confident and help you create greater income.
Once you create your simple money systems, you can empower yourself to new heights, new opportunities and new income! Empowerment follows actions (it can precede it too). If you undercharge, or feel overwhelmed when you think about making more money and think you’ll have to work harder, empowering yourself to new heights will eliminate all of that. Click here to learn how to empower yourself so that you can increase your financial self-worth!
Looking at each of these areas more closely will help you in your goal to make and keep more money. Remember you are transforming your relationship with money. And also remember you need to decide that what you want and go for it.
Yes, it may be hard, but it’s always so worth it. You are the only one who can give you exactly what you want. You control your destiny.
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I’d love to hear what your results are once you take action (smile), please post below or email me.
Love your simple money systems tips! I was not one to ever pay attention to money, other than save it. I am really good at that. But, after meeting my husband I learned how to account for every penny. We used a software called Mint. Although I griped about it often after a year we had tons of graphs to show us money saved and where our money was going and what we spent the most on. It was a real eye opener and I loved seeing the graphs. It also taught me where to tighten up and where to save more. I guess what it did was create the positive relationship I wanted to achieve with our money! Great post.
Karen, a lot of people think things have to complicated but simple really is the best. Simple will help us accomplish our money goals. When we make things too difficult, we don’t want to follow through so it is best to creating simple money systems. It sounds as if you have a great system that gives you the info you need to be successful and have a positive relationship with money! Congrats!
–Kim Ravida
Kim you nail it. Good money management means that we timely pay our bills, furthermore it requires discipline and commitment.
Juan, discipline and commitment isn’t as hard are people make it out to be and yes, paying bills in a timely manner helps to alleviate and eliminate stress around money. It’s so vital that we focus on being mindful about our money in order to not be a slave to it.
–Kim Ravida
Thank you Kim! I know from experience these things work. In my “other” life, we lived from paycheck to paycheck, never watching or controlling what we put on our credit cards, paying only the minimum balance each month and not always on time, and really having no clue where we were or what we have. Not good! In my present life, the (1) credit card is paid off each month before it’s due, my husband is very aware of what is in our checking account and our savings account, and the only real bills we have are living expenses. Such a marvelous difference it makes to keep track of and know where you stand with money!
Terry, it sounds as if you learned from experience and that is sometimes the best type of learning. You know exactly what it is you don’t want and now you know how to get what you do want and I bet there is no stress when the credit card bill comes in as you have enough to pay it. I love living that way, it’s very freeing.
Way to go!
–Kim Ravida