FINANCES
HOW
FAST
WILL
YOU
GET
UP?
The fact that
we’re going to
fall repeatedly in
our lifetimes is a
certainty. It seems
to be something that
mankind specialises
in. Slipping up at
work, relationships,
spirituality, finances,
decisions, businesses,
friendships, opinions,
expectations—these
rocks along the way
are by no means
uncommon.
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B
ut slipping or tripping is not
the main problem. The biggest
mistake many make is to fall
and stay down, while continuing to
wallow in self-pity. These people
blame anything and anyone except
themselves for their plights; they
perpetuate the victim spirit.
Many of those who have fallen are still
down, although they could be back on
their feet carrying on if they stopped
looking back.
The question is, how fast will you
get up?
After you fall down, the only useful
thing to do is get back up and move
forwards, the difference being that
this time you know how to avoid
falling again.
Without a doubt, avoiding the fall is
the best option. But if it happens, get
up quickly and look forwards.
And don’t fall anymore.
The Monday Independence Project
will teach you to manage your
money and keep you free from debtbased stress. Meetings take place
on Monday at 7.30pm (also at 7am,
10am and 3pm).