What Is Your Why To Gain Financial Freedom?

[Alice Coaxum]

Your WHY is what will keep you going when the times are rough. Your WHY is not money. I want you to think deeper than that. You cannot eat money, wear money or live in money. Though you can love money it will never ever love you back. Money is what we barter to get things we value. So what is your WHY?

[Sara Looker]

My WHY is this:

I love her more than I ever thought possible. I have a full time corporate work at home job that I will go back to part time in mid-April and then full time in May. Even though I work from home, I can't imagine the time I am going to miss because I will be working. The thought of missing a single milestone breaks my heart. I want to give her the best I can, especially when it comes to her development. My husband will care for her while I'm working, but he has to work, too, so she won't always have his undivided attention.

I NEED to replace my corporate income, including benefits and paying off my 401K loan as soon as possible, preferably in the next year.

[Alice Coaxum]

Great "WHY" Sara. She's such a cutey. As a mother to four, I really understand how you feel. Being home with my children is just as important now (they are 14, 12, 10 and 9) as when they were babies.

Alice

[Alice Coaxum]

It's great when you can enjoy what you do. Thanks for replying Gary.

[Warren Contreras]

My why is to enjoy the nicer things in life now that I am retired and have all the time to do them, Without the income from the Internet, I would be sitting at home like so many of my friends do.

[Alice Coaxum]

That is nice to be able to afford to do the things you want to do and go to the places you want to once you have the freedom of time that retirement allows. Great WHY Warren!

Warren Contreras said:

My why is to enjoy the nicer things in life now that I am retired and have all the time to do them, Without the income from the Internet, I would be sitting at home like so many of my friends do.