6 Simple Wealth Success Tips

When was the last time you reassessed the income streams you want or need? How about your spending? Are you willing to cut down or make adjustments in order to put more money aside for your future?

There is a fundamental balance between what you spend and what you save. The first step to ensuring a secure future is making the decision today to start saving. This may be a stretch if you have yet to develop this crucial habit, but with patience, you too can benefit from this wealth success strategy.

When you focus on having positive thoughts about money that feel good and train yourself to worry less about the outcome, you begin the process of setting yourself up for a bright financial future.

Even a few dollars saved today will continue to compound and grow for your future. Create simple saving habits and set daily goals for yourself. Focus on what is right for you now and on what you want to achieve. Think about why you created your goal and all the joy you will have once it’s achieved.

By enjoying the process without putting any pressure on yourself, you are able to embrace the new opportunities that may present themselves as you begin your savings journey. Small steps that you take now will lead you toward significant change and begins a process that keeps developing as you learn and grow.

Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful. ~ Albert Schweitzer

6 Simple Wealth Success Tips

  1. Write down a few savings goals that you would like to achieve. Then, create a savings plan for you to follow. Know how much you are spending each month to see if you are spending less than you earn.
  2. If you have any debt, mathematically, it’s is best to pay off and eliminate the high-interest credit cards as soon as possible. Be patient with yourself. Pay off your debt in increments, start with the smallest first, which will give you a feeling of satisfaction and confidence.
  3. Invest in the stock market. Start small. Have your money work for you, moving forward towards growing. Then, create a plan that will help guide you in investing in your future. Think about creating a plan such as putting away money into a retirement fund, saving for your children’s college, or use it to focus on your other dreams and desires. I’m here to help you. Schedule your Free Wealth and Well-Being free strategy session today.
  4. Set some short-range goals six months and one year from now that are doable and move you toward your long-range goals. Create a few longer-term goals 5-10 years out. When you get inspired, believe, and act on your goals, amazing things happen that you would not ever imagine possible.
  5. Create a daily ritual that challenges you but is doable. Each small change will make a difference.
  6. Surround yourself with motivated individuals interested in what you desire to do. You can share your goals with people who care about you and want to see you succeed.

Another idea to get you moving in the right direction is to the habit each day of writing down what you want to accomplish. You will find it helps you focus and fine-tune your goals and aspirations.  I love to write in my journal the six things that I want to achieve. Once I start writing, sometimes, a few more come to my mind, and those too are added. I then prioritize them and do the most important or the least favorite task early in the day. You may prefer to do this at night. Choose what works best for you.  What I don’t finish, I rewrite for the next day.  You have the power to change your list and to make it fit your needs; the key here is consistency.

Start today, compose a plan, create the intention, set your goals and write them down.

Look at your goals each day and allow this action to become part of your life routine. You may have challenges and obstacles along the way, but you can overcome this by approaching each goal to the best of your ability.

Set yourself up for success by writing simple lists that are easy to do.  By creating goals that are not overwhelming, doable, and attainable, you will find yourself feeling good and achieving the goals that are right for you.

You don’t have to please anyone but yourself. Find the joy within what you’re doing and what you desire to accomplish. If you approach goal setting in any other manner than this, you will not work to make them happen. What matters most is that you create consistent habits to achieve your goals and feel good about the manner you choose to execute them. Achieving wealth is a process, and you are better equipped than you may believe. Reach out if you need assistance, and also let me know of any new ideas that you’d like to share.

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Bonnie Gortler, a Consultant, Coach, and Author, is a Wealth & Well-Being expert with over 35 years of experience in managing multi-million-dollar client portfolios at a top-rated investment firm. As the author of Journey to Wealth, Bonnie is dedicated to teaching the importance of risk management and achieving true financial well-being by integrating both the technical and mental aspects of investing. With an M.B.A. and certification as a life coach, Bonnie combines her passion for coaching, consulting, and blogging to inspire people globally. Her powerful techniques and winning mindset help others experience personal growth and financial success. Explore wealth-building tips, personal development strategies, and more at BonnieGortler.com, and discover how you can enhance your wealth and well-being.  


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