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Be the Boss of Your Money

Asking questions about the basics

Sloan Wilkins
Sloan Wilkins Published July 6, 2023
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AS we try to make ends meets and move ahead with our finances, it’s easy to overlook the fundamental wisdom that lies within the concept of ‘Financial Wellbeing’ itself.

Imagine ‘Financial Wellbeing’ was a person who wanted to help us Win with Money.

What are the insights, experiences, and lessons it would teach us?

In this article we interview the concept of ‘Financial Wellbeing’ and discover its powerful teachings.

Be The Boss of Your Money (BTB): Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us today. Let’s begin by asking for your own definition of Financial Wellbeing.

Financial Wellbeing (FWB): Financial Wellbeing represents a state of balance and harmony in our financial life.

It includes having the material things we need, but also a sense of security, peace of mind, and the ability to look after our family, enjoy our hobbies, sports, and passions without financial stress getting in the way.

BTB: What are the key lessons that you can provide to us as we seek out financial stability and prosperity?

FWB: First, it’s crucial to build a healthy relationship with money.

Understand that money is a tool, not an end in itself.

Recognise its power to provide opportunities, security, and impact the lives of others in a positive way.
Second, prioritise financial literacy and education. Equip yourself with knowledge about budgeting, investing, and managing debt.

BTB: That makes a lot of sense, but how can we find that balance between enjoying the present and planning for the future?

FWB: It’s vital to find that middle ground between instant gratification and long-term planning. Make a conscious choice to save and invest for your future goals while still enjoying life today.

Look for activities and experiences that are free or low-cost.

BTB: Many individuals face setbacks and financial challenges. How can Financial Wellbeing help them navigate these hurdles?

FWB: Challenges are an inevitable part of life, and this always includes our money.

Strengthen your resilience and learn to be adaptable. View setbacks as opportunities for growth and learning. Talk with trusted financial professionals and mentors to seek support and guidance.

BTB: What parting message do you have for our readers?

FWB: My final message is to develop a positive mindset around money. Believe in your ability to achieve financial wellbeing

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Sloan Wilkins July 6, 2023
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