How is this life-changing information going to be delivered?
Too many health professionals “think” their positions are providing them with a solid future and a great return. Yet, without ever seeing the writing on the wall, far too many of them – smart, hard-working people just like you, end up frustrated and struggling to make ends meet.
Do you have nagging doubts about your financial planning and what that truly means?
Are you uncertain if you’d be ready for difficult times or unexpected threats?
Are you truly convinced you have a solid plan in place to build long-term security?
Are you struggling month after month and can’t seem to pinpoint where things are going wrong?
There are LOTS of ways you can find yourself in financial trouble. Many of which you may not be aware of.
If any of this concerns you – and it probably should – I beg you to read this information.
You may have become a health professional so you could bring your unique skill set to waiting clients, all while building financial independence…maybe even be your own boss.
The problem is, things may not be moving forward as rapidly as you thought they would…or worse, you don’t see the danger coming at all!
This scenario happens more often than you can possibly imagine.
If you’re a business owner, you need to be aware that according to the Small Business Association, 50% of all businesses close within the first 5 years…is that your 5 year plan?
I hope not…
How many of those businesses believed they would be in that 50% when they first opened?
Even more frightening, nearly 46% of businesses that close in the first two years do so for the following reasons:
- No knowledge of pricing
- Lack of planning
- No knowledge of financing
- No experience in record keeping
All preventable conditions!
If you’re a health professional and don’t own your own business, there are an entire additional set of numbers you need to be watching…
Are you saving at least 10% of your take home pay for the long-term?
Are you contributing to a “rainy day” fund? Do you even have one?
What percentage of your take home pay do your housing payments take up?
What’s your plan for paying for your kid’s college?
What does your personal “balance sheet” look like? Are you fully aware what your assets and liabilities add up to?
You would be alarmed how many people are dangerously unaware of their situation…
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