Have you ever experienced being so good at something and then suddenly just stopped doing it? Like having the discipline for months to save money, but totally lose it on a random day at a shopping center.
In today’s episode, I discuss the three magic questions that can help you discern what you need to give your time, energy, and focus on. You can only see results when you learn how to say no to things that rob you of your resources, when you start doing things you should be doing, and if do something you are good at consistently.
Tune in now to better understand these magic questions and how you can apply it in life and in your finances!
Key Points:
[3::24] #1 What am I doing that I shouldn’t be doing?
[5:00] #2 What am I not doing that I can and should be doing?
[8:08] #3 What do I do well, and should I keep doing?
If you loved this episode, you have to listen to these episodes as well:
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>> Own Your Home and Grow Your Mental Wealth
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