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Day 2 – Re Draw your financial blueprints

Why do some people seem to achieve wealth effortlessly while others work just as hard but still struggle financially?

Have you ever ask this question to your self?
I did… in fact I did ask this so many times, why?

I been reading a book that help me answer this question and it really helps me to understand why this circumstances happened.

In general it falls down to our mind setting on how we conditioned it.

As we were born from our mother and start to learn, our mindset is basically set on how our parents configure it or in other words how our parents taught us.

Our parents are the one giving us the blueprints in life that serves us our detailed guide.
It maybe about love, education, values, finances and etc.
Imagine when we became parents it’s a huge responsibility huh…

And on my part my parent leaves a good blueprint, which I think that’s for some reason I achieve something to be proud of.

However with regards to financial blueprints they leave me a not so detailed or maybe an unfinished blueprint.

My financial blueprint are vague, and that’s what im been using… Not good!

Imagine you were preparing to build your ideal home. You contract an architect who presents you with a set of plans. Unfortunately, the plans are not at all what you had in mind. Would you go ahead and build the house anyway hoping that somehow the builders would miraculously be able to follow these plans and still come up with your ideal home?

Of course not! Until you change those architectural blueprints so that they are congruent with the image you have of your ideal home you will never be able to construct your ideal home. Similarly, until you alter your financial blueprint, the level of income you earn will not change significantly.

So it’s time re draw my financial blueprints, and hopefully my blueprints can also help other who wants to be financially successful.

"97% of all people live and die without learning how to earn money. Their poverty consciousness is passed on from one generation to the next."

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