Before you can start making any kind of change in your life financially, you must know where you stand. The more concrete this knowledge is, the greater your chances of succeeding at your financial goals. You are more likely to get what you want because you will take actions that suit where you are –…
In my days as an athlete, I shared a phrase with my siblings: “Money in the bank.” We used this phrase when we faced game time situations that required us to perform – and we knew that we would come through. Not because of arrogance, but because of confidence in the preparation that we had…
It’s not time to quit. Not when you are in a race that requires you to run until the finish line. This snippet from a sermon a did a few weeks ago includes a story from my childhood where my dad taught me and my siblings a very important lesson about perseverance. I will…
Now that we are in April, it is time to look back and review your first quarter of the year. Just like corporations are reporting how they did in the first quarter, you should do the same for your household finances. Use this process as an opportunity to see where you have done well and…
How often is exceeding expectations your goal? Do you find yourself working hard to be the very best at everything you do? Or are you comfortable with average? Or even mediocre. I believe that everybody has the power to operate at a high level in the areas aligned with their purpose. In my book, Set-4-Life,…
Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others (Jonathan Swift, author of Gulliver’s Travels) Your vision for your goals is the starting place for all the results you produce in your life. So if you are looking for change in your current circumstances and outcomes, the first thing you need to clarify…