The New Rich Experiment

by Gary Wilmot

It’s an interesting question isn’t it? At first glance you would think it is very easy to answer. But what if someone were to probe your response more deeply?

A typical reply might be “I would pay off my mortgage/debts, give up my job, and spend more time with my family”, or it might be “I’d buy my dream car and go on my dream holiday”, or it might be “I’d devote time to doing charity work”.

But think about what being financially independent means. It means leaving behind an entire lifestyle, approach to life, and overall framework that has been part of your very being ever since you were born.

It means stepping aside from a life that clearly you are not 100% satisfied with, but then stepping into completely unknown territory!

Make no mistake, achieving financial independence is a worthy goal, but it is something you need to prepare for in advance.

I’m sure we all appreciate the value of setting our goals, holding a clear picture in our mind of where we want to be in 3, 6, 9, 12 months and beyond. But part of that planning needs to take into account the radical lifestyle change that will come.

How will we manage our day? Our week? How will we ensure that we achieve the work-life balance we seek?

Don’t wait until the change is upon you, and you easily fall into the trap of your time being consumed by your business; start work on the blueprint for your new life today, and help ensure that you achieve what it is you actually set out to do.

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