The 'Why' Factor: The Wealth of Purpose
PATRICIA ALLEN, CRPC?
Wealth Advisor] Retirement Specialist} Global Speaker & Trainer} Empowering women to achieve financial independence by mastering the unique techniques of the feminine approach to wealth creation.
Simon Sinek said "money is a mirror that reflects your purpose, your beliefs, and your values. Start with why. Your "why" means everything.?It is the driving force behind your actions and decisions. It's the core reason you do what you do.
When it comes to wealth, having a clear sense of purpose can shape your financial choices. If you're driven by a strong "why," you are more likely to make intentional financial decisions and work diligently to achieve your goals. ?
When you have a strong "why," it acts as a constant source of motivation. It reminds you of the underlying reasons for your financial pursuits.
This motivation, in turn, can drive you to work diligently and persistently toward your wealth-building goals.
You're more likely to make sacrifices, invest time and effort, and maintain discipline in your financial decisions because you understand the greater purpose they serve.?
Your "why" is intimately connected to your values and beliefs. When your financial decisions are aligned with your core values, you experience a sense of authenticity and fulfillment.
This alignment can reduce stress and internal conflicts related to money, making your financial journey more meaningful and harmonious.?
If you believe that your destiny is one of financial scarcity, that reality is likely to manifest.
Similarly, if you hold the conviction that you'll never attain the financial means to lead a prosperous and purposeful life, the pursuit of a substantial savings account that motivates you to save might remain elusive.
To discover your "why":
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Reflect on your passions and values.
?? Ask "why" repeatedly to dig deeper.
?? Seek feedback from others.
?? Set clear goals for different areas of your life.
?? Imagine your ideal future.
?? Overcome fear and self-doubt.
?? Experiment with new experiences.
?? Stay patient and open to change.
?? Considering the legacy, you want to leave.?
Remember that your "why" is a deeply personal and evolving aspect of your life. It can change over time as you grow and gain new experiences. The key is to stay open to self-discovery and be willing to adapt as you gain a clearer understanding of your purpose.
Have faith in yourself, trust that wealth is an opportunity accessible to all, and you can attain it.