For those of you that are new here at superior minds, we spend our time writing mainly about different ways we can advance ourselves not just as people and the things we want but as a whole human civilization. I am here to tell you I do not know everything, but I feel it in my spirit to give and spread the knowledge as much as possible. My one true goal in life is to change the world or at least shift the narrative for the next superior-minded people that can lead the way. An aspect to being superior is learning discipline, sustain the temptations in your mind can add so much value to your life. Like your finances, learning the discipline to save money is one of the first ways you can make yourself save money. By starting with the income, you have whatever that may be open a separate bank account and start putting funds in there and never touch it. The longer you let the money sit when the time is proper it will be much value to you and the things you want to do. If you look at it like this when the time comes, and you want to quit your job you have money saved up to spend some actual time finding something you want to do and not get a job because you have to. I would call saving money an asset, wouldn’t you? The second asset you can build to save money would be investing. You may be thinking about the start market but quite the contrary, anything can be an investment if it may benefit or tailor to your success or attributes. I just bought myself a go pro I like to make music and write poetry. So, I invested in a go pro in hopes that once I start building content through my music and poems. I will gain attraction and a fan base and people will pay me to have it long as it is good. You may be a very beautiful girl or a very handsome man buying a camera and simply taking pictures of yourself and posting them is considered an asset. Do you rent or do you own? If you are in an area you are for certain you will be there while it would be wise to pay a mortgage over spending money on rent. I have a 3-bedroom Trailer, and I have lived here almost 3 years the rent is pretty cheap. I was doing a couple of traveling jobs, so I just needed somewhere to lay my stuff. I surely realized as I became more aware of financial management that I have paid more than what the Trailor is actually worth. So, the person I pay my rent to is just getting free money. If you own your home those payments are a closer step to the house becoming yours. Also, if you add value to the home like adding a room or building a patio gives the house more value when it is time for you to sell letting you walk away with more money. Those were just a couple of anymore and trust me we will dive into them. I just started giving myself a break geez it takes patience to be superior. This may not be your area of expertise, but survival is. I hope to increase well-roundedness amongst anyone that comes across my message.
I hope all is well in your space please stay safe lead with grace superior minds are off to the race
