Embrace Change…You Might Like The Results
This week we’re appropriately turning our focus to ‘Ch-Ch-Ch-Ch-Changes’ as we face looming changes most of us are not looking forward to, yet are powerless to do anything about. When it comes to the seasonal change from fall to winter, the inevitability of falling temperatures, less sunlight, and the possibility of snow are conditions we must accept and deal with.
If you’ve followed us for anytime, you know we believe healthy change requires swimming upstream, challenging the status quo. Most of us find it hard to let go of the familiar and move out of our comfort zones…as it’s obviously much easier to ‘go with the flow’ of popular sediment. Successful executives, leaders, and investors have found that in order to reach full potential, one must be willing to embrace prudent change at critical points in time.
“It is important to remember that we cannot become what we need to be by remaining what we are.” – Max Dupree
Unfortunately for most people, a “wake-up call” is what often launches them into an awareness of the need for change. Losing 50% of the value of investments when a bubble burst got the attention of every investor a decade ago…yet few if any embraced the necessary prudent change to preserve their capital and prevent the same from happening again. How many bubbles have to burst before investors wake up and decide, maybe it’s best to swim against the massive currents of the financial services industry and head upstream for more productive waters?
So here’s The S.E.I Tip of the Week for Investors – Embrace Change by:
- Learning how to swim against the ‘flow of the currents’ to understand how to build wealth for YOUR future…NOT someone else’s
- Connecting with a coach that provides the necessary encouragement, knowledge enrichment, and accountability to help you swim against and navigate the strong currents
- Recognizing that real and transformational change is a journey that requires a life-long commitment
Are you up for the challenge to embrace change that will benefit your financial future…or will you continue to just go with the ‘flow of the currents’?