Financial Margin

Financial Margin

By Jared HumphriesBusinessEducationInvestingCourses
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Financial Margin episodes

  • Preparation for goal-setting
    Now that you have shown gratitude for what has happened in the past, let’s look forward. Looking forward into the next year can give you a glimpse of hope or it can be a bit daunting. We must always have something to look forward to, to work toward, or to even be excited about.
    7 min
  • Show some gratitude!
    Gratitude should be something that you do daily as it gives you the ability to reflect in real-time, see all that you have, take your eyes off who you may be comparing yourself to, or what you may not have, and truly be grateful for what you do.
    9 min
  • Giving is more than an action
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    Steady consistent giving is key to your financial picture. Let’s put that steady plan from last episode to action. So let’s say that you have defined what events merit a gift, you have specified who you plan to give to, how often and how much you will give in the form of other planned and spontaneous giving opportunities. Now what? It’s now time to put this plan into action.
    Goal/Disclaimer: My goal with [Margin] is to prepare you with the knowledge but then inspire you to act on that knowledge. My goal is to be in your corner bridging the gap between your trusted CPA, attorney, and financial planner. My advice is simply from my own personal experiences and is not meant to override or replace professional advice from your trusted investment professional. The content found here is for entertainment purposes only.
    6 min
  • Why you need to plan to give
    I don’t know about you, but for me it is so easy to get into a rhythm whereas I have good intentions to be a giving person and even have viable giving opportunities, but then get distracted with all the other demands of life. I think this is why giving is so important, especially setting up a rhythm for giving. It’s easy to miss the opportunity if you’re always running from one thing to the next. This is why it’s so important to stop and figure out what rhythm you need to set up, so that you slow down, see the needs around you, figure out how you need to be involved and then take action. This will give you the ability to put life back in perspective, realizing what’s important.
    8 min
  • Overwhelmed by how to give back?
    When giving back, you need to identify who or what is your best means of giving back. Is it something that pulls at you like an orphanage, animal shelter, or preservation society? Is it a mission-based organization that sends missionaries to other parts of the world? This is the part that can be so difficult because there are always so many needs to give to.
    10 min
  • THIS is what is most important about giving
    When we have gone through the process of building a Plan to Spend or budget there was a line item designated to giving. Oftentimes people give when the dust settles and they see what is leftover, but you don’t want to wait until this point in order to have a plan and follow through on it in order to give to what matters most to you.
    8 min
  • THIS is what is most important about giving
    When we have gone through the process of building a Plan to Spend or budget there was a line item designated to giving. Oftentimes people give when the dust settles and they see what is leftover, but you don’t want to wait until this point in order to have a plan and follow through on it in order to give to what matters most to you.
    11 min
  • Does self-care impact your generosity?
    The U.S. tops the charts in regards to substance abuse, prescription medication use, mental health issues, amongst a number of other aspects. Why is this the case though, especially being such an affluent nation that you would think has far less to worry about than a developing nation?
    11 min
  • Why should giving be essential to you
    Looking back on the theme of what's essential, I outlined the importance of what was essential in your home, food, clothing, transportation, health, healthcare, finances and resulting budget. In each of these areas, it’s important to identify what is most important to you then focus your efforts on those aspects that add the most value. What you will find is that there are a lot fewer purchases that really matter to you than you thought. Once you can narrow your purchases to only that which matters, you won’t be sacrificing your lifestyle, but will end up saving money that can then be relocated.
    8 min

About Financial Margin

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Millennial Margin was formed to provide people with a unique approach to personal finance through the strategic building of Margin. Margin is the space outside the chaos and in a society that continues to push an agenda of a fast-paced, high stress, low satisfaction environment, Margin is ever-so-missing. So what's the solution? The solution is to focus on what adds the most value to you specifically, not wanting what others have just for the sake of wanting what others have. Instead finding contentment in simplifying life through a process I call audit, automate, augment. This allows you to see what you specifically want, where you are and where you want to be, backing that out into actionable steps. Those steps are then automated and scaled. Personal finance is well personal, so Margin focuses on building momentum through monthly themes broken down into weekly series and further into daily episodes focusing on you. Allowing for a positive compound effect to set in allowing you to truly gain control of your personal finances therefore, building intentional Margin into life. I am thankful to be a part of your journey and hope that you find this resource transformational. Now let's build some Margin!!