How to Get Wealthy in 2 Steps
The process is simpler than you think.

First things first- wealthy is a mindset, not just a financial goal.

Wealthy people appreciate freedom, security & the ability to be generous. They also like to build generational wealth.

Rich people enjoy things. Flashy houses, cars & watches. And they want them now. They also tend to spend most of what they make.

Wealthy people build in terms of decades, not days. You want to be wealthy.

1. Step One to Wealth: Create a positive cash flow.

Create a cash flow sheet. It’s simple- what comes in, what goes out and how much you invest each month.

If you find yourself in a negative cash flow…you spend more than you earn…fix it immediately. See where you can cut costs.

To increase cash coming in focus on increasing your earning potential. This means skill building, side hustle creation, second jobs, etc.

2. Step Two to Wealth: Purchase assets with your positive cash flow.

What are assets? Anything that will make you more money over time.

This is stocks, real estate, crypto, etc. The barriers to entry are low. You can open accounts with low to no minimums.

You can purchase fractional shares of stocks. You can purchases pieces of crypto coins. You can even crowdfund real estate (Fundrise).

You’re not too broke to invest. What you will be is always broke if you don’t.

The formula for financial success is simple enough. It’s just hard for most people to follow through.
With money you have to:

✅Earn it

✅Keep it

✅Grow it

Earning- pretty easy. Build some skills and get a job.

Growing- pretty easy. Invest for the long-term.

But keeping? This requires your discipline and mastering your own psychology.

The human mind wants to think in short term goals. Our instincts are based around surviving today. Not planning for retirement in 20 years.

But, you can override this.

It helps when you focus on cash flow & assets at the same time. Cash flow helps you live well today while assets build your tomorrow.

CONTRIBUTED BY Cristina Gottardi

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