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Being rich doesn’t make you happy or unhappy; it is your thoughts that make you happy.  So make sure you’re aware of yours!

During a recession, smart moves include saving cash, investing in companies that pay dividends and make everyday items, buying gold, and getting bonds because they’re safer.

While some view “being rich” as a specific dollar amount, others see it as being surrounded by people they love.  So first, you must understand what being rich means to you and have a goal.

Rich is what you see, and wealth is what is in your bank account. Rich people tend to be more “in-your-face,” trying to keep up with their neighbours and always looking to show off the fact that they just purchased the latest tech toy.

The right money mindset for growing wealth is the belief that you can grow and change, combined with the desire to release limiting beliefs that are holding you back. 

While nearly every Canadian likes the idea of becoming rich, whether or not you achieve this goal depends on many factors, including how much you earn and save and your money mindset.

Almost everyone would like to be rich. And most young people would agree that getting rich by 35 sounds great! But are you willing to do what it takes to be rich by 35?

Having an abundance mindset with money is critical to living a fulfilling life. So, let’s break down how to have an abundance mindset with money, even in times of financial stress.

If you’re wondering how to change your mindset about money, you’re already on the right track because the first step is the desire to change.

Having wealth gives you the time to do the things that bring you happiness, whether spending time with family, creating a business, giving back, or traveling. Do you need a wealth coach to help you get there?