The Power of Momentum
Hi again,
There are so many things I'd like to share and if I don't do it immediately the momentum of the 'aha' disipates and loses it's excitement.
This weekend I had the opportunity to spend at the lake with some good friends. While the kids swam, my friend and I strategized and brainstormed about each other's businesses. While this alone can become an entire article, the part I'd like to share tonight is a couple insights I had as a result of the discussions with my friend.
First, as you get to know me you will know that what really motivates me is the message. I get frustrated hearing the same information and the same story over and over again. I need to get out there and share with as many people as will listen. There is a better way, there are other solutions and there is no need to repeat the same old patterns of stuggle, uncertainty or complacency. Economically, society needs us all to be financially successful and personally we all want to be economically successful. No one wants to stuggle. Everyone would appreciate the value of more money sooner. So.... let's get out there and make it happen for as many people as possible!!!
Now, why does this get me going? One, because I've lived it, but two, because each year I invest thousands (actually close to $10,000 if you must know) on learning and growing.
What does that mean to you? Everything. And this is the value of good friends who also share similar values and objectives: This investment is what I share with MoneyMinding clients and soon to be members. This ongoing access to a growing and increasingly more valuable resource is a huge value to you and your financial success. How? Because it's everything that motivates me and inspires me and it's my life vision.
So I thank my friend immensely for this insight which leads me to the point about the power of momentum. Sometimes it's not the huge roadblocks or big emotional events that set us off course when we set out to reach a worthwhile goal. Something as simple as a weekend away can have the affect of slowing down and derailing your objectives. If you have ever started an excrcise regime you know what I'm talking about. Or how about a diet or healthy eating program. Well, what happens when you get yourself on a great financial program, then you find yourself away for the weekend where there are all kinds of fun and unique things to spend money on. Or just some extra expenses for entertaining.
It is always much harder to take the first step, than it is to take the 2nd. By the time you get moving you are 90% there. Yet, so many people start and stop their momentum each week by turning everything off for the weekend.
What's the answer? Ahhhh - the point of this message: reading, learning cd's, seminars, church, and a supportive environment will all help to keep your momentum going. Whether we want to admit it or not, it is always much easier to stop and exercise program, eating plan, or financial strategy than it is to get started!!
Over the years I have invested tens of thousands, likely over $100,000 in developing my expertise. As MoneyMinding grows, that investment is only going to increase. My job now is to share it with you so you can benefit and share it with others.
The MoneyMinding booklist is a great resource, and the references as part of the summaries for each month of the Makeover eCourse is even more specific. Everything is strategic - and remember step one is: where you are is where you're supposed to be, so...keep the momentum going - read, and if you're not sure where to start, you can start by reading the information in the eCourse.
Prosperously yours,
Tracy
Copyright© 2006 Tracy Piercy. Written Permission is required for reproduction. Thank you.
There are so many things I'd like to share and if I don't do it immediately the momentum of the 'aha' disipates and loses it's excitement.
This weekend I had the opportunity to spend at the lake with some good friends. While the kids swam, my friend and I strategized and brainstormed about each other's businesses. While this alone can become an entire article, the part I'd like to share tonight is a couple insights I had as a result of the discussions with my friend.
First, as you get to know me you will know that what really motivates me is the message. I get frustrated hearing the same information and the same story over and over again. I need to get out there and share with as many people as will listen. There is a better way, there are other solutions and there is no need to repeat the same old patterns of stuggle, uncertainty or complacency. Economically, society needs us all to be financially successful and personally we all want to be economically successful. No one wants to stuggle. Everyone would appreciate the value of more money sooner. So.... let's get out there and make it happen for as many people as possible!!!
Now, why does this get me going? One, because I've lived it, but two, because each year I invest thousands (actually close to $10,000 if you must know) on learning and growing.
What does that mean to you? Everything. And this is the value of good friends who also share similar values and objectives: This investment is what I share with MoneyMinding clients and soon to be members. This ongoing access to a growing and increasingly more valuable resource is a huge value to you and your financial success. How? Because it's everything that motivates me and inspires me and it's my life vision.
So I thank my friend immensely for this insight which leads me to the point about the power of momentum. Sometimes it's not the huge roadblocks or big emotional events that set us off course when we set out to reach a worthwhile goal. Something as simple as a weekend away can have the affect of slowing down and derailing your objectives. If you have ever started an excrcise regime you know what I'm talking about. Or how about a diet or healthy eating program. Well, what happens when you get yourself on a great financial program, then you find yourself away for the weekend where there are all kinds of fun and unique things to spend money on. Or just some extra expenses for entertaining.
It is always much harder to take the first step, than it is to take the 2nd. By the time you get moving you are 90% there. Yet, so many people start and stop their momentum each week by turning everything off for the weekend.
What's the answer? Ahhhh - the point of this message: reading, learning cd's, seminars, church, and a supportive environment will all help to keep your momentum going. Whether we want to admit it or not, it is always much easier to stop and exercise program, eating plan, or financial strategy than it is to get started!!
Over the years I have invested tens of thousands, likely over $100,000 in developing my expertise. As MoneyMinding grows, that investment is only going to increase. My job now is to share it with you so you can benefit and share it with others.
The MoneyMinding booklist is a great resource, and the references as part of the summaries for each month of the Makeover eCourse is even more specific. Everything is strategic - and remember step one is: where you are is where you're supposed to be, so...keep the momentum going - read, and if you're not sure where to start, you can start by reading the information in the eCourse.
Prosperously yours,
Tracy
Copyright© 2006 Tracy Piercy. Written Permission is required for reproduction. Thank you.
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