Wealth Building

It’s that time of year when resolutions are made. If you are one of the many who have a resolution that involves your finances, you’ll want to read this article. Studies show that less than 50% of resolutions are kept so it’s vital to get started on the right track.3 Tips to Start the New Year with Your Wealth Building on Track:#1 – Keep Your Goals Realistic. Starting with an unrealistic goal is a sure way to guarantee failure. An unrealistic goal will drain you of all your motivation and will have you back to your old habits in no time. Do you know what a realistic target is for building your wealth over the next year? The next 2 years? 5 years?One way to measure how realistic your wealth goals are is to break them into long-term goals and short-term goals. Have short-term goals that are measurable in 30 days. This will help you adjust on a timely basis if your wealth goals are too lofty. This simple technique will help you keep your wealth building on track throughout the year.#2 – Make Wealth Building a Habit. Make building your wealth a habit. Everyday should include doing something that helps you build your wealth. This doesn’t mean setting aside hours each day, it can be something that takes you only a few minutes but moves you toward building your wealth. Breakdown your short-term goals into a daily task list and use this list to be able to do something everyday to move you toward achieving your wealth goals.Monthly wealth coaching can help you make your wealth building a habit. With weekly email assignments and a live monthly coaching teleconference, you will make your wealth building a part of your daily routine in no time.#3 – Hire a Wealth Coach. If you have ever played a sport, you understand the role of a coach. The coach is there to coordinate all the team members and help you become a better player. A wealth coach does the same for your wealth. A wealth coach helps you find and coordinate all the members you need on your team based on your goals. A wealth coach will help you come up with the plays you need to execute to achieve your wealth goals. Most of all, a wealth coach will help you get started! Most people are ready to build their wealth but just don’t know how to start.Imagine the impact a wealth coach could have on your wealth building.

There are foundational principles that rule the cycle of wealth building whether you build your wealth on stock market, home loans, or any other type of real estate investment. Many who are new to wealth building are often not aware of, or not disciplined to follow the principles for building wealth. The formula for building wealth is straight forward 1) make more, 2) spend less, 3) start early and 4) manage the risks. The cycle of wealth building consists of phases of goal setting, planning and execution.1) Define the goals of your wealth building both short term and long term.Goal setting begins with the questions of where do you want to be financially 5 years from now, 20 years from now and by the time of your retirement. For instance, you plan to own a half million dollar house in 5 years. You would like to accumulate net wealth of one million dollars in 20 years. And you want secure two million dollars in your bank account when you retire. The goal of wealth building should be challenging enough yet realistic. If they are set too low, you won’t be motivated to work harder. You’ll be totally frustrated if the goals are unreachable. Studying books for personal financing and attending wealth building seminars will help you to get it right at the beginning.2) Develop a plan that help achieve the goals you’ve setWe won’t know exactly whether the goals of the wealth building are set too low or too high unless they are justified by a plan. Many investors may think one million dollar net wealth is unthinkable. In fact, if you invest $500 a month and that invest generates 11% annual return, you’ll be a millionaire in 30 years. 11% annual return is what S&P 500 index has realized in past 30 years. To achieve your one million dollar goal, you don’t even have to make the choice between “eating well” and “sleeping well”.3) Follow your plan and work hardThere are two common causes of failures in wealth building – 1) not committed to the plan to work hard enough, and 2) not disciplined to follow the plan and rules even they work extremely harder. Even well-known investment gurus are often distracted to believe the possibility of get-rich-quick when financial market experiences drastic up-and-down swing.Once you’ve completed the cycle of wealth building, the next cycle of wealth building begins. Returns on investment contribute to building your wealth but not if you forget about high interest rate on debts. Taking a wealth building seminar you can discover how maintaining a realistic and positive attitude is worth more than crying about a loss.
Wealth building can begin with a raise at work or your first income after an investment.Genuine wealth building is made up of learning which comes from a wealth building seminar or personal experience, enhanced with the input and feedback of those who are already building their own wealth. In this cycle, cash is the king so get ready for developing enough liquid resources and never invest if you are afraid to lose because you will be propitiating your luck.