Managing your Personal Finances
Q: “Do the Top Achievers Coaching & Mentoring Programmes ensure that I will become financially secure?”
Q “Why is it that so few people are financially independent?”
Q: “What is the right attitude to adopt towards money?”
Q: “How can I generate more money quickly?”
Q: “What financial goals should I have?”
Q: “Do the Top Achievers Coaching & Mentoring Programmes ensure that I will become financially secure?”
A: “The programmes would initially help you define and quantify what you mean by “financially secure” and would then help you create a strategy for that to happen within your desired time frame. Once you have identified your strengths and are now spending the majority of time using those strengths on your key activities (with all the “peripheral activities” now delegated, systematised, or eliminated), exponential growth will result and you will probably now hit your target much earlier than you had originally anticipated.”
Q: “Why is it that so few people are financially independent?”
A: “This has nothing to do with ability. The majority of people most certainly have the potential to become financially independent – but they do not believe it! They have become a product of their past conditioning which, where money is concerned, has been predominantly negative. They therefore have a negative attitude towards money and tend to repel rather than attract it.”
Q: “What is the right attitude to adopt towards money?”
A: “You should see your quest for money as an honourable one – especially if your purpose and worthy goals include helping others. Money is the catalyst to improving the quality of life – it provides services, education, hospitals, and churches. You need to believe that you deserve financial independence and set that as a clearly defined objective.”
Q: “How can I generate more money quickly?”
A: “A basic law of life is that “you reap what you sow”. If you want to reap more… you need to sow more. The seed of money is service and once you have the right attitude towards money, you need to continuously focus on delivering a greater quality and quantity of service to others in the full realisation that the monetary returns will follow. This is the Law of Cause & Effect in action. (The only limit on your income is you and your thinking).”
Q: “What financial goals should I have?”
A: “Your Financial goals should be set for four separate amounts:
- Annual Income… preferably through multiple sources
- Savings (10% of net income)
- Investment (10% of net income)
- Retirement income
To develop an attitude of abundance, you might like to consider regularly donating 10% of your net income to a charity of your choice – ideally anonymously.
Here are just a couple quick comments from course participants:
“This was the best personal investment I have ever made – the returns are still growing daily.”
Juliet Bevan, Chelsea
“I have known Peter for 7 years. He is, without question, one of the best coaches I’ve ever had the privilege to meet. Through his coaching I was able to give a massive boost to my life and business – I doubled my income two years in a row.”
Luke Cunliffe, London
See Client Comments for further testimonials.
