My business transactions are thriving. My money management principles prevent me from being affected by the economic crisis. Despite the reports and warnings about a wavering economy, my finances are improving.
I buy only what I can afford. I meet my needs and those of my family first. I use my leftover money to build my savings, make investments, and purchase things I desire. I stay away from buying items just to keep up with the Joneses.
My finances are flourishing because I am a giver, not a borrower. I give to others freely. When I am in need, I devise a plan to save enough money for the purchases I need to make, instead of buying things I cannot afford.
Giving myself time to establish savings prevents me from falling into the cycle of borrowing and staying in debt. Living by the principle of only buying what I can pay for frees me from the bonds of debt and causes my finances to thrive.
I look ahead with positivity, trusting that any economic setback is simply a temporary stage. My finances are on the rise regardless of what I see around me. I free myself from fear and financial stress so I can think clearly and make sound decisions.
My finances are improving one step at a time. I am patient with the process. In the meantime, I look for ways to reduce my debt and increase my sources of income.
Today I choose to rest on the arms of peace knowing that I am steadily strengthening my financial situation regardless of the economy.
Self-Reflection Questions:
1. Why is it necessary to be patient when building my savings?
2. Am I living within my means?
3. How can I improve my finances further in the next six months?
