How to Grow Your Own Money Tree

Money Trees Are Hard to Grow

OK, let's face it, it is highly unlikely that you will ever find legitimate easy riches advertised in the paper or anywhere else for that matter. You are going to have to work a little harder and smarter than that!

But it can be done... sort of. If you take the right steps to manage your money now and follow the right financial advice, you can eventually build a situation where you're able to generate money yourself.

The result:

• Less reliance on external factors like a job
• Less stress about making ends meet
• More disposable cash for treats like meals out and family holidays
• More financial freedom

Are you closer to having your own money tree now than you were a year or two ago or are you still trying to get around to looking for the shovel so you can dig the hole to plant it?

You know, now is the absolute best time to take a look at where your home budgeting is up to and to start working on your Spending Plan for the future, because that is where your real money trees are going to grow from.

I've spent the last twenty-plus years of my life helping people improve their financial direction, and in this time I have helped thousands of people.

I can assure you that if you want to change your financial future and start growing your own money tree, the first step is to get control of your day to day finances and know where you are at right now.

Recently I have taken all my years of experience as a money coach and passed what I have learned on to a team of Certified Spending Planners, and the first step they take people through in helping them remove the ‘money-stress knot' from their stomach is all about getting clear on what is happening at a day to day level with their finances.

This is where wealth begins!

If financial security is important to you I recommend you take the time to connect with a Spending Planner and find out how they can help you begin the journey to creating your own Money Trees. Go to www.findaspendingplanner.com. A Spending Planner will help you get serious about pushing your ‘financial future' to the next level.

I would like to hear you say this time next year that a Spending Planner helped you get your Money Tree planted and shooting nicely, or if you already have one, that they helped you get it growing better.

The simple task of reaching out to a Spending Planner is a great place to start.

I do understand how difficult it can be to ask for help, or to know who to trust. If it was easy, everyone would have their wealth plan all worked out and nobody would have financial stress in their lives. My experience has been that taking control of your finances is simple but it is not necessarily easy. The problem: We are all human and often struggle to do what we know we should do because we prefer to do what we want to do!