We each have different visions and ideas about having a wealthy life. For some, it is living life. For most, building generational wealth is part of it.
We all desire to be financially independent so making the strategic decisions that align with the path to financial freedom can make or break our dreams. A great financial plan will enable you to save up, buy the things you want without the fear of being in debt, or achieve your long-term goals like early retirement.
Though achieving financial independence is not easy, owning your time seems like a well worth effort.
This week, we look back at previous episodes with guests who provided tips and knowledge on how you can kickstart your wealthy life.
- Be more intentional about saving and investing for your retirement (From Episode 19)
- Plan your transition from having a side hustle to becoming a full-time entrepreneur (From Episode 29)
- Watch your spending to be on your way to millions (From Episode 4)
- Understand the importance of cultivating the next generation (Episode 24)
- Follow the rules and be prepared to take action (Episode 10)
- Pay off your debts responsibly to enjoy life (Episode 13)
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Dreamer’s Wealth of Wisdom:
- F.I.R.E. provided a simple framework, which essentially is about saving a large percentage of your annual income so you can be more intentional about saving and investing in your retirement. - Stephanie Anne-Lyse
- Focus on building community first, before anything. Once you have a community, you're able to test your idea, and then based on the data, you can decide whether or not this idea is worth pursuing. - Pauleanna Reid
- Watch your spending. I think this is more important than just making sure you’re always making more money. - Lisa Schader
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