Ask yourself these questions: • Do you have enough money? • Are you spending enough time with family and friends? • Do you come home from your job full of life? • Do you have time to participate in things you believe are worthwhile? • If you were laid off from your job, would you see it as an opportunity? • Are you satisfied with the contribution you have made to the world? • Are you at peace with money? • Does your job reflect your values? • Do you have enough savings to see you through six months of normal living expenses? • If you answered, ‘no’ to even one of these questions Is your life whole? Do all the pieces — your job, your expenditures, your relationships, your values — fit together? Financial Independence is defined as having an income sufficient for your basic needs and comforts from a source other than paid employment. You are free of the guilt, resentment, envy, frustration and despair you have felt about money issues. Financial Independence has nothing to do with rich. Financial Independence is the experience of having enough — and then some. The old notion of Financial Independence as being rich forever is not achievable. Enough is Enough for you may be different from enough from you neighbor– but it will be a figure that is real for you and within your reach. STAY TUNE TO Business Chat -Africa with Rev. Emmanuel HILL , be free to post your comments and suggestion as well, This generation must rise 1000 times more than our parents did.
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