- February 2, 2015
- Kate Sheehan

New Year, New You?
Most people give up on their new year goals within 3 weeks of making them!
Sometimes just a little slip up can be enough to stop people pursuing their goals but whatever the size of your obstacles, before you give up, please ask yourself:
1. Why did I set the goal in the first place?
Pretty good chance you still want the outcome you envisioned at the time of setting the goal. If you keep going, get over the humps, and start to get results, will it be worth the effort?
2. What’s my focus?
Sometimes we try to do too many things at once. Are you taking action on the things that matter most?
3. Are my goals SMART?
Without these elements you’re setting yourself up to fail: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Time Bound. Don’t throw in the towel before giving yourself a chance to succeed.
Sadly, many Australians lack financial knowledge which can ultimately result in debt, lack of choices and suffering.
That’s why we think one of the healthiest things you and your family can do together in 2015 is to learn about spending, saving and investing.
Imagine … achieving your financial goals:
Your savings and wise investments are providing for all the things you want. For some it may be about cars, houses and travel, while for others its about having independence and choices. We’d like to help you get ready to achieve your financial goals; help you celebrate your achievements and keep you on track.
** Kick Your New Year Goals **
‘Financial Wisdom‘ – 1 Day Workshop – presented by
David Novac. This workshop has ongoing benefits for both young and old. It’s informative and fun.
** Improve Your Investing Skills **
Understand global trends; Learn the difference between a good and bad investments; Know when to buy and sell; Know how to reduce and manage risk.
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