Why Is Money Important To You?
Unfortunately, there isn’t one financial plan that makes sense for everyone, but there are certain aspects of financial planning that are universal. In order to stay on track you don’t need a 100 page financial plan filled with exotic investment strategies, all you really need is one page — and it primarily involves ranking what’s most important to you. To get started, answer the question, “Why is money important to you?”
Four Lessons I’ve Learned About Teleworking
As an entrepreneur, one of the largest start-up costs is oftentimes finding office space. If you can limit your recurring costs by joining something on a part time or month-to-month basis, this really helps your budget as you get started. It’s also a great way to get your needs for social interaction met. Here are some tips for staying healthy and comfortable when you telework.
Focus on What You CAN Control About Your Finances
It’s confusing and time consuming to listen to the financial press sometimes. Especially when there are large market corrections — it often leads to more questions than answers. During those times, instead focus on the areas of your finances that you can control: your income and your spending and saving habits. When you focus on two items you unlock the most powerful tools you have to achieve your financial goals.
Free Things to Enjoy During the Last Week of the Year
It’s that dead week between Christmas and New Years. You’ve been to all the holiday parties and ate all the food. Maybe you spent more money than you wanted on travel or gifts. There’s still a few more days left in 2015, so get out and enjoy them! Here are some free and cheap ways to entertain yourself for the next week.
Limit the Financial Risks of Starting Your Biz
Sometimes clients I meet think they have to seek out external funding or raise a lot of money through startup or venture sources before they start their business. Not necessarily! In fact, self-funding a business, especially one where you start out as a solo-entrepreneur, is very common. But how do you decide how much you need and when to say goodbye to your day job? In order to become financially ready, here are a few steps you should take BEFORE you think about finances, launching your website, or selecting vendors.
Review Your Financial Successes This Year
Happy Holidays! As we start to wrap up 2015, take some time to review and celebrate your accomplishments from the year — especially the financial ones.
