One thing I've learned is the power of visualization in reaching those goals. Creating a vision board for what I want my financial future to look like has been a game-changer. It's not just about numbers; it's about picturing the life those numbers will enable. Whether it's traveling, owning a home, or just being debt-free, seeing those goals daily keeps me motivated. Sharing ideas like this can really help us all stay on track. Love the community we're building here! Great video!
Thanks for sharing this! Totally agree and we absolutely love vision boarding! We share our vision board tips for the year here :) clevergirlfinance.substack.com/p/creating-a-vision-board-for-2024 We appreciate you for being here!
Thank you for the video! My short term goal is emergency fund, my mid goal and long term goal is pay my debt off , buy another house and to invest more in my retirement account I have between three to five years that I can retire. My earliest will be at 3 years that I can retire but I know to be able to do any of these goals I have to increase my income which I’m working on doing. My thing is working on figuring out how not to spend every penny I get.
@@Clevergirlfinance Yes I do have a separate savings account I just don’t have anything in it. I don’t make enough money to put in my savings. I’m working on trying to figure everything out
Love your goals - and you sounds like you've really thought things through! Yes to increasing your income. When it comes to over spending - perhaps putting your spare cash in accounts where you don't have a debit card for or checks for, that you can access easily if you need to - this could help!
Before you this about setting ne goals think about what truly matters to you, your core values andw what you'd like to accomplish. This article can help: www.clevergirlfinance.com/personal-core-values/ Thanks for being here - we appreciate you!
