Maybe you’re broke because of factors outside of your control.
But that’s no excuse to stay broke.
It’s time to:
- Take responsibility
- Take control
- Take action
Lets dive in:
1) Understand your situation
Be honest about why you’re broke in the first place.
Most people go broke because they:
- Spend too much
- Don’t track expenses
- Live above their means
The 1st step to leaving poverty is identifying the habits that got you there.
2) Take inventory of your life
Determine every:
- Asset
- Drawback
- And advantage
That you have in your life right now.
This shows you where to apply your energy.
Lean into your advantages and work to improve your drawbacks.
3) Make a game-plan
Write out your:
- Debt
- Income
- Expenses
- Financial goals
Then determine the next step to reach your goals.
The next step towards your goal could be:
- Getting a new job
- Learning a new skill
- Getting a promotion
Find that next step and execute.
The faster you execute, the faster you’ll escape being broke.
4) Improve your skill set
Master timeless skills that carry over to everything.
Use free resources like YouTube and learn how to:
- Sell
- Write
- Market
- Persuade
Applying these skills will improve your work life and 10x your income.
5) Leverage your time
If you are a broke 20-30 year old…
Time to stop:
- Gaming
- Partying
- Binging Netflix
Leverage your time instead…
Your time is the most valuable asset you have.
- Attend events
- Learn a paid skill
- Work on a side hustle
Use your time now to secure financial freedom in the future.
6) Build a strong network
A strong network is the key to:
- Land jobs
- Build authority
- Make connections
And now is the best time to do it.
You can:
- Interact with clubs
- Join social media
- Go to events
Build your net worth by building your network.
If you’re broke:
1) Understand your situation
2) Take inventory of your life
3) Make a game-plan
4) Improve your skill set
5) Leverage your time
6) Build a strong network
Thanks for reading.
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Till next time,
Russ