Hi everyone,
This blog has really been neglected. I'm updating with my financial goals for this year, no use talking about things I'm not doing, I really need to get focused. Something else I realised about plans is that they direct your actions, it's funny how my thinking about money has changed these days. I'm finding it easier to channel my limited resources into different areas so that my money is working for me and it's thanks to the plans that I have.
£5 can be £5 in your wallet, £5 in an ISA tax-free interest account, £5 towards paying off debt, £5 towards my shoes, £5 for investment in shares or something else. Make your money count, make your money work for you.
Increase my financial knowledge
Read at least 8 financial books this year covering investment in shares/real estate and starting your own business
Write a post on this blog about what I learnt from these books and at least 1 or 2 things I will either start, stop or continue doing as a result of what I have read
Attend at least 2 financial seminars on real estate investment in the UK
Prepare my financial statement including income statement and balance sheet
Start a new stream
Research and pray about different options available to me
Divert at least £60 a month from ISA into RW
Get out of 'bad' debt
Determine how much I am owing and consolidate into one account
Divert 'excess' into AB and give card to Y.A
Pay at least £100 each month towards offsetting the amount
Make the most of my ISA
Set up direct debit for £x per month from salary account to ISA
Divert at least half of this amount into investments
Open KK account
Open KK account in 2 geographical locations
Research on options
Giving
Pay my tithe (10%) and offering faitfully from every paycheck and profit
Continue to support D.A through World Vision
Support another ministry outside KICC at least twice this year
Well, this is a very skeletal plan, I aim to refine it as I go along, rephrasing and also adding the time at which the goals should be accomplished by. I've already done some of the things on the list but I know I definitely still have a lot more to do. So what's stopping you? Get to writing. You haven't defined your dream, vision or goal until you've WRITTEN IT DOWN. Next step, 5 year financial vision!
Stay focused!
3 comments:
Getting out of debt is really important. How have you being?
@Stand-Tall: true talk, it's like a hole that if one is not careful keeps getting bigger and bigger. I've been well, follow your blog silently..thanks for your comment
you are welcome my lady
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