… financial fitness is not a destination but a way of being!
At the beginning of this year, I committed to offering a monthly tele-class on a specific financial topic to support your evolution through financial fitness. The following paragraph is an excerpt from January MoneyMoves News:
“I continue to hold the mission of service and to offer pathways for others to access it. My insight this year is, give yourself a break! You are not supposed to know this stuff. … The money systems are complex constructions developed over thousands of years most recently from sophisticated minds trained at Ivy League schools with multiple motivations – hardly so you can function well without assistance and without knowing the foundation. But let’s leave that discussion and focus on what you can do now. … Set aside an entire year to become financially fit.”
The year of financial fitness materialized and looked like this:
2012 – MM Tele-connections – A Year of Financial Fitness
Jan – Commit & Get Organized
Feb – Last Love Letter (estate, end of life)
March – Tax Wise & Tax Etiquette (taxes)
April – Just Enough – Protection (insurance)
May – Spending Intentions Aligned with Life Intentions (cash flow)
June – Health Wealth (health)
July – Financial Check-IN: How’s your fitness? Recommit …
August – Vacation and Summer Recess
September – Education – How do we value learning? (education)
October – Saving, Investing, Directing $ Energy (investments)
November “Retirement” – the big Myth (long term planning)
December Completion & Unique Genius Gifts in world
Whether you attended each class and performed each home activity or none at all, reflect on your financial fitness. Fitness is about vigor and well-being. What’s true for you right now in your financial well-being?
If your financial life is fit and you rest cleanly and clearly in financial well-being, celebrate your progress. Do a dance, shout whoopee, and give yourself a high-five! Progress is to be celebrated.
If your financial life is wobbly, needs some tweaking, or is almost complete, just recommit to your financial well-being. It is that simple. Use the resources on www.gaylecolman.com (specifically a