When Life gives you lemons you make lemonade. Sometimes we
don’t know what’s going to happen today or tomorrow let alone
what will happen the next month or year. Recently I met with some
clients of mine and they had practically all of their financial plans in
good order with the proper asset allocation and mixture of both
conservative and growth type of investment goals. But upon their
departure I’ve noticed that their overall level of personal happiness
was not truly fulfilled to where it should be at this stage of their lives.
Most if not all of their assets was set aside to pass on to their children
and immediate family upon their death. The real estate and retirement
accounts was all established for their loved ones and they rarely even
used their own facilities. In fact they haven’t taken a vacation in over
eight years.
Sometimes the lemons life can throw at us can be disguised. For most
of us there’s not enough hours in a day and sometimes you need to
take a step back and pay attention to you. Every morning I wake up and
set aside about five minutes entirely for myself and all that’s happening
or concerned. There should no television, radio, no internet or any other
distraction. Just simple peace of mind and quiet is when you can reflect
about how you’re feeling and what it is you would like to accomplish for that day, week month year and lifetime. If you’re feeling like you have a
lot of lemons you begin to consider how you can start making lemonade.
So starting today pay attention to yourself and ask yourself what you can
do to really enjoy life and all of the wonders it can hold. As for my clients they are now enjoying their lemonade on the beach with the joys of taking
a vacation that has not been done for over eight years. Financial security
is top priority when planning your retirement but so is having a true pure
sense of personal happiness for yourself and your loved ones. Take that
moment and set it aside for yourself. Take those lemons life seems to throw
at us from time to time and begin to start to make lemonade. You can visit and reach me online at: www.Standard CapitalFinancial.com
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