Financial Margin

Financial Margin

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Financial Margin episodes

  • How does rest affect your finances?
    So contrary to what you may think getting to the point of crashing will not necessarily be the catalyst to change for you to rest. We all think that we will make time for rest, but life seems to speed up with more commitments and resulting responsibilities. Now for many, the lack of rest and the ability to recharge comes from the demands of your job. Now I’m not saying to slack off on what you were hired to do, but to pace yourself. Rest must be intentional in order for us to take a step back and intentionally look at our finances, our health, relationships, and other important aspects of life.
    7 min
  • We live in a world with no margin, let's fix it!
    There is no surprise that margin is missing in our culture today. Margin is missing because it’s not a priority in our culture. Most Americans take little time actually disengaged from work. Whether we try to rest by taking a vacation, spending time with loved ones, or even getting rest during the weekend. When we look at being fulfilled by our jobs, most Americans report being dissatisfied and disengaged. So people are always plugged-in by the things that are draining and are not fully present for those things that matter most. This lack of purposefulness will end up affecting your relationships, finances, and future. Let’s change that!
    8 min
  • How I’ve experienced burnout
    It’s easier said than done to avoid having the feeling of overwhelm. It’s so easy to not take care of the basics of your needs. So thinking about what a healthy version of you looks like by thinking back to what you value most will help with perspective. Then committing to including the things you value most into your life and rhythms is so important. Figuring out how you can back out your thought process when you’re feeling overwhelmed, then figuring out how to navigate and control the controllables will help you reshape your thought process.
    12 min
  • Stressed-out. Anxious. Depressed. Disengaged. Burnt-out.
    We all feel overwhelmed from time to time, but what if it seem constant for you? There are so many things that can stress us out, in fact if we are not the air traffic controller of our own minds, we can allow just about anything to stress us out. When you feel stuck sometimes it’s easy to make decisions that are not fully thought through. Looking at 17 indicators that may help you determine how you are actually doing and be able to then evaluate your current decisions will help you pivot.
    8 min
  • How to prevent feeling overwhelmed?
    If you are feeling overwhelmed about aspects of life or even your finances specifically, you may be thinking of how you can prevent this in the first place. Looking at how you can track back your thought process and take your thoughts captive will ensure that you prevent overwhelming thoughts. Now this is easier said than done, but how many of us could use tactics to ensure that we don’t allow our minds to wander and catastrophize the future.
    8 min
  • Are you feeling overwhelmed?
    We have all experienced a time of feeling overwhelmed whether it was an event, situation or season. More specifically most of us have felt a lack of control over our finances at some point causing a level of hopelessness. We make this worse by feeling cornered and then making decisions based on feeling like there is a lack of an ability to make responsible financial decisions. If you are unaware of whether you are overwhelmed, covering some resources in order to pinpoint this may be helpful.
    7 min
  • Are you experiencing prolonged stress?
    Many of us don’t realize the long term effects of prolonged stress. In the short-term we may deal with shortness of breath, a racing heart rate or weight gain but not look at how the ongoing heightened-levels contribute to other health issues. Taking a look at this more closely will ensure that you don’t have underlying unaddressed stress.
    9 min
  • Are you experiencing burnout?
    Looking at burnout and more specifically whether you are experiencing it, is important in evaluating how healthy your decision-making process may be around your personal finances. Burnout is especially difficult to define, so looking at how to tell you are burnt-out and then what to do about it is especially important. Looking at the effects physically, psychologically or personally otherwise will help you determine what may be going on under the surface and what needs to change.
    10 min
  • Overview of Recharge
    The lack of margin in our society today can be seen in the inability for us to disconnect and truly rest and recharge. This is seen in our maxed-out lives that lead to massive amounts of stress. In this theme we will be looking at what the current state of our culture is. What this fast-paced, little to no rest approach looks like in leading to broken relationships, health, and finances.
    6 min
  • Overview of Education
    Looking at an overview of the theme on education, it’s important to realize that education comes continuously throughout life formally or informally. You decide whether you will take the information or education and actually apply that to learning in the way of action. This action in turn can then create wisdom. Being intentional about not only gathering information but better yet being able to filter and apply that information effectively will set you apart.
    9 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!!