One of my clients mentioned that he was feeling a lot of money worry, especially if he dipped below $1000-$2000 in his bank account. Since $1000 is a big difference, I had a feeling he didn’t really know how much he needed. Sure enough, there was automatic payments going out, but he wasn’t exactly sure how much and when. And he didn’t really know how much he needed for the month.

The not knowing led to a lot of money worry. The thing is, it was needless money worry.

So we set up a money system for him so every day he knows how much is in his account and what payments are coming out soon. Then if it dips to low, he knows he needs to move money around, ask his clients for payment, etc. But he can take action.

He has more energy and doesn’t worry – he just takes action.

Many of us are afraid that if we know exactly what is in our account, we will realize it’s not enough and freak out. So instead we get a vague feeling of uneasiness because there may or may not be enough in the account. But, vague numbers don’t help us with our finances. We need to know so we can plan, prepare and take action if needed.

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