Spring Time!

It’s springtime in Money with Mission Land. Ok, it’s springtime in the entire northern hemisphere and that includes Money with Mission Land. I love Spring, the only thing I love more than Spring when it comes to weather is warmth all year round, like we had in Hawaii.

Spring is good, everything seems to be coming back, renewing itself, making ready for new, better life. During a walk and a drive, I was reminded how beautiful the trees are.

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Many of us get the urge to clean, clean up and clean out. Get rid of things that no longer serve us, clothes we haven’t worn in over a year. Or we decide we are going to use stuff we’ve been saving for special occasions, think those fancy wedding place settings from years ago.

Once you get your physical space the way you want it, remember to at least think about your financial space. Is your money working as hard for you as you’re working for it? Most of us say no to that. We forget that money should be working, not just sitting around.

 

So many of us let our money vacation, while we work. Is it fair that your money is sitting around in an air conditioned vault maybe making on average 0.24% while inflation is at a reported 6.4%? Can you see how your money lounging around is actually losing?!

Spring is a perfect time to start changing that! It’s time for you to be the one hanging out in the air conditioned lounge or at the beach or wherever your heart desires.

MONEY AT REST GETS YOU NOWHERE!

 

You being rested gets you everywhere! You having the option of taking a month off from work to relax, rejuvenate, reconnect with who you are, not to mention your spouse, children and other loved ones. A chance to be present to them without worrying about a patient, a partner, an executive bean counter interrupting. How glorious would it be??!!

Spring, especially this spring, is time to move on that decision you made in January to start taking control of your money and care about it more than anyone else. Time to get some of it off Wall Street and invest with someone you know, in something you care about.

If you’re ready to learn more. Let’s talk! Let the Money With Mission Wealth BuildHers community help you connect with the investments that make sense for you.

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