The Nine Steps - A Quick Overview
Step 1
How much money has come into your life, and what do you have to show for it?
in order to move forward in a new way, it’s important to figure out how you got where you are. Calculate your lifetime incomeestimate and create a personal balance sheet.
Step 2
Being in the present: Tracking your life energy.
Build an understanding of what this “money” stuff is worth in relation to YOUR life. Calculate your real hourly wage -- the current monetary value of your time and energy. Become aware of all your financial transactions and their real cost.
Step 3
Where’s it all going: Monthly tabulation.
Observe your current habits and needs around money. Keep a monthly record of your spending patterns and how they affect your bottom line.
Step 4
Three questions that will transform your life.
Create a foundation for making the changes you want to make. Evaluate your spending based on your own satisfaction, values and goals.
Step 5
Make it visible: Your wall chart.
Look at your progress and the positive affects as you make changes.Track your progress monthly in order to stay motivated for long-term goals.
Step 6
Respecting your life energy: Minimizing spending.
Naturally reduce expenses by applying a new approach to spending that reflects maximum fulfillment for your life as a whole.
Step 7
Respecting your life energy: Maximizing income.
Naturally increase income, in alignment with your health and integrity, by recognizing your time as a precious, limited resource.
Step 8
Capital and the cross-over point.
Set a goal – “enough and then some.” Invest your savings to receive income regardless of employment status, and estimate the time of financial independence.
Step 9
Securing your financial independence.
Take personal responsibility for your future and become knowledgeable, sophisticated and adept about investment vehicles within your own self-defined criteria.
How much money has come into your life, and what do you have to show for it?
in order to move forward in a new way, it’s important to figure out how you got where you are. Calculate your lifetime incomeestimate and create a personal balance sheet.
Step 2
Being in the present: Tracking your life energy.
Build an understanding of what this “money” stuff is worth in relation to YOUR life. Calculate your real hourly wage -- the current monetary value of your time and energy. Become aware of all your financial transactions and their real cost.
Step 3
Where’s it all going: Monthly tabulation.
Observe your current habits and needs around money. Keep a monthly record of your spending patterns and how they affect your bottom line.
Step 4
Three questions that will transform your life.
Create a foundation for making the changes you want to make. Evaluate your spending based on your own satisfaction, values and goals.
Step 5
Make it visible: Your wall chart.
Look at your progress and the positive affects as you make changes.Track your progress monthly in order to stay motivated for long-term goals.
Step 6
Respecting your life energy: Minimizing spending.
Naturally reduce expenses by applying a new approach to spending that reflects maximum fulfillment for your life as a whole.
Step 7
Respecting your life energy: Maximizing income.
Naturally increase income, in alignment with your health and integrity, by recognizing your time as a precious, limited resource.
Step 8
Capital and the cross-over point.
Set a goal – “enough and then some.” Invest your savings to receive income regardless of employment status, and estimate the time of financial independence.
Step 9
Securing your financial independence.
Take personal responsibility for your future and become knowledgeable, sophisticated and adept about investment vehicles within your own self-defined criteria.