Whatever happens...

Control the outcome?

Yet since the only thing we control is ourselves, maybe we can be a bit
more specific and say...control the outcome and how it effects us.

Want to control the outcome in the stock market and not have it effect
us? Don't play.

Want to control the outcome of our friends that keep borrowing money? Don't lend.

Want to control the outcome and have everything to go smoothly? It
won't...so we go smoothly.

Any game we choose to be in, contains inherent risks, and if we want to
control the outcome, stay out of the game, otherwise the outcome will
effect us, one way or another - but sometimes the risk is worth the
reward.

Yours in "Controlling Your Outcome" - Coach

Pride of Ownership?

Says a lot about who we are. It's not where we live, but how we live,
and has nothing to do with money, class or status.

And a simple peek at our living conditions usually is very
representative of how we take care of the other things in our lives.

Are we living in a pigsty or in an orderly fashion?

Living in order allows other things to be in order too, and living in
disorder or chaos usually has a profound effects on everything else.

So if we need to bring order to how we lives, beginning with our living
conditions is a great place to start, for once order is achieved there...
all the rest usually follows suit.

Yours in "Pride of Ownership" - Coach

The Young, trade most...

Of their time for money.

And the old, trade most of their money for time.

Interesting how things work...maybe, in knowing this, we can start to
keep things balanced as our lives progress.

And in doing so, we can enjoy the things that are free along the way.

Yours in "Introspection" - Coach

Got a hole in your pocket...

Where all you money falls out of?

Probably not...some of us may be having "money problems" or not enough
of it.

But understanding that money doesn't separate itself from you on it's
own, is the first step in stopping the outflow and creating a solution.

Yours in "Choice" - Coach

Ever make a financial blunder?

We all have, and if life gave us do-overs, it would be great, but
that's not how life works.

Losing money is never easy because making it can sometimes be
difficult, and making up for lost money can mean working double time or
maybe just smarter.

But understanding our mistakes and poor choices when it come to our
dough, can actually make us stronger than we were before...in keeping and
growing what we got.

We can agree that our mistakes can make us stronger and build a plan
from our experiences, to better our future, or we can dwell on the past

• which does no good.

Don't believe it? Ever tried to make money in the Past?

Yours in Choice - Coach