Thoughts on Universal Success Principales
Hi everyone. I often get ideas that I'd like to share that end up in a notebook or file somewhere for publication 'someday'. Unfortunately, last time I looked 'someday' wasn't on the calendar. Hopefully, this blog will mean that more thoughts end up being shared than end up in a drawer or electronic file somewhere.
Today, I was introduced to a new understanding of what 'universal success principles' really means. My family and I are hosting some visiting children who are touring Canada for 8 months with the Watoto Children's Choir from Uganda. Along with them is a wonderful adult supervisor. In our home, our guest room is also the library and when we got talking, I quickly discovered that the adult visitor was a reader of personal development books like myself. In fact, her own personal library includes some of my favourites.
Apparently, the same concepts that we can read about to help us become all we can be; to live lives full of whatever it is we can dream; to be free of any kind of financial limitation; to reach our personal and unique goals; are also applicable and interesting overseas in a country stricken with aids, war and poverty.
All we need to do is read them and begin to implement some of the concepts they teach. What are you reading? Success principles are indeed universal, and so are financial planning strategies. The specific tactics will change from person to person and from area to area, but that is why there are specialists to help with the specifics.
If you really want to move forward in a positive way financially, this is what MoneyMinding does: Integrate the universal success principles with financial planning strategies so you can find and implement the strategies.
It's more than the money. It's more than saving, investing and reducing expenses. It's about making financial decisions that are based on your own life values, priorities and goals. And these are universal principles all around the world.
Today, I was introduced to a new understanding of what 'universal success principles' really means. My family and I are hosting some visiting children who are touring Canada for 8 months with the Watoto Children's Choir from Uganda. Along with them is a wonderful adult supervisor. In our home, our guest room is also the library and when we got talking, I quickly discovered that the adult visitor was a reader of personal development books like myself. In fact, her own personal library includes some of my favourites.
Apparently, the same concepts that we can read about to help us become all we can be; to live lives full of whatever it is we can dream; to be free of any kind of financial limitation; to reach our personal and unique goals; are also applicable and interesting overseas in a country stricken with aids, war and poverty.
All we need to do is read them and begin to implement some of the concepts they teach. What are you reading? Success principles are indeed universal, and so are financial planning strategies. The specific tactics will change from person to person and from area to area, but that is why there are specialists to help with the specifics.
If you really want to move forward in a positive way financially, this is what MoneyMinding does: Integrate the universal success principles with financial planning strategies so you can find and implement the strategies.
It's more than the money. It's more than saving, investing and reducing expenses. It's about making financial decisions that are based on your own life values, priorities and goals. And these are universal principles all around the world.
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