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Have you ever wondered why financial freedom seems out of your reach? Well, you’ll be pleased to know that it has nothing to do with interest rates and investment properties. And everything to do with your behaviour.

Sometimes we get so far down the track with life, that it becomes harder to see what’s right in front of us, until it’s too late. Having financial success is one thing, but being happy and fulfilled is another. Having one does not necessarily lead to the other. Health scares, family deaths, and unresolved conflict often lead to life long regrets. So how do you make sure you don’t look back on your life with regret?

Have you ever wondered why financial freedom seems out of your reach? Well, you’ll be pleased to know that it has nothing to do with interest rates and investment properties. And everything to do with your behaviour.

We are all driven by desire to identify ourselves with aspirational things. Even in an emerging era of minimalism, living the way we do costs money. For many, this leads to overextending ourselves by taking on the pressures of debt – including home ownership when the interest rate environment is rising. But where does it end? How much is enough? Do we really need it? Is there a better way?

Have you ever wondered why financial freedom seems out of your reach? Well, you’ll be pleased to know that it has nothing to do with interest rates and investment properties. And everything to do with your behaviour.

It is no secret that how we grew plays a big part of who we are today. Our parents, childhood friends, and community all shaped our early years. But what happens when the beliefs we hold onto no longer serve us? How do you shape your life to overcome the lessons from your past? When we believe something to be true, it becomes very hard to make choices that contradict that belief, especially when it comes to money.

Have you ever wondered why financial freedom seems out of your reach? Well, you’ll be pleased to know that it has nothing to do with interest rates and investment properties. And everything to do with your behaviour.

The grass is greener where you water it. Our focus for our day to day life, and our broader lives, ultimately decides our outcomes, whether we realise it or not. Not wanting to behave like a punishing parent; avoiding confrontation; or even lying to ourselves about why we do things, can often be about focusing on our past. But what if we could access the right way to hone our focus and attention, to make the best long term decisions for our future?

Have you ever wondered why financial freedom seems out of your reach? Well, you’ll be pleased to know that it has nothing to do with interest rates and investment properties. And everything to do with your behaviour.

Sometimes we forget that time has a limit. To fully appreciate every moment is nearly impossible, but we know we should try. So we continue on, not quite sure where we are headed, but too exhausted and consumed with life today to look too far down the track. Wouldn’t it be great if someone could give you a birds eye view of life, and what choices you had coming up? Then you could see what would give you the best outcomes when it comes to making those choices.