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Are you feeding yourself the scraps of your life?


Do you ever say any of the following? •





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I’ll start saving and investing when I’ve got some money spare!


I’ll go dance/ paint/ ride my motorbike (insert whatever it is that lights you up) when I’ve got some free time!


I’ll play with the kids/ dog/ goldfi sh when I’ve fi nished all this other stuff !


I’ll visit that wonderful friend/ my parents /kids when things aren’t so busy with work.


I’ll take that much needed break/bubble bath/ holiday once I’ve sorted everything else out


Perhaps you’ve also heard the phrase... Pay Yourself First?


Sometimes we hear a phrase so often we think we know it, so we dismiss it going “yeah, yeah…” This is possibly the most important and fundamental concept in all wealth creation and I’m not just talking “money” I talking about living a rich wealthy juicy feast of a life.


During the recent launch of Financial Freedom University I got asked many times about this and the statement I made in one of the training videos that you must pay yourself fi rst, before all your other bills even if you aren’t sure how you will pay those other bills.


Questions I got were “Doesn’t that mean I’ll get into more debt?”, “I can’t see how to do this as there never is any left over?”


First and foremost this requires a massive mind shift.


The very decision to make yourself, your fi nancial wellbeing and your dreams the most important bill you pay fi rst every


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month triggers a whole chain of possibility and potentiality opens. Once you have done this, you then use the greatest asset you have, your creativity and personal potential to get all the rest done.


You put this into action by learning how to ask yourself great quality questions about the rest of the outgoings in your life and you keep stretching yourself to make it so.


“Questions provide the key to unlocking your unlimited potential” • How else can I pay these bills? • How else can I experience this thing without this cost?


• How else can I bring money in? • Which of these other expenses can I get rid of because I don’t get value from them?


• Which of these expenses can I negotiate a lower rate?


• What other things can I do to bring in extra income?


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Are there skills and assets I have which I’m not using or can expand on?


Are there things I can sell to cover these other expenses?


• Where can I add value to massive of people and get rewarded signifi cantly fi nancially?


It is from this place we expand who we are and all aspects of our life. When we believe in ourselves enough to pay ourselves fi rst.


“Quality questions create a quality life. Successful people ask better questions, and as a result, they get better answers.” Tony Robbins


Debt is always the last resort and believing that is the only other way to pay for something is a belief that needs to be


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