A couple of weeks ago, I posted a hard money lesson from singing opera: learning to critically listen to the sound of my voice so I could improve and become a better singer every day.
The same skill of critical listening applies to money. We have to develop the ability to hear when the words we say and actions we take will not lead to the outcomes that we want.
I recently had a client catch this, which led to a course correction that same evening! It was amazing to see:
Once we become aware of active versus passive language that robs us of our agency and accountability, we can start to course correct, collapsing the time between having a thought and taking action.
“Things got really busy but I will get that done hopefully” became “I’m doing this now… I’m making the time 😊” Bravo, nicely done! 👏👏👏
The truth is that life can get endlessly busy, and if we don’t actively carve out the time for what we claim to be our priorities, weeks and months of good intentions can turn into years of inaction.
If you started this year intending to fix your finances, four months have already passed us by 😱
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