Financial Freedom can mean a lot of things to a lot of people. It could mean having enough money each week, each month to cover all of your bills, groceries, housing, car, clothes, activities and entertainment plus a little left over to put away. It could mean figuring out another revenue stream so you can earn extra money on top of your core income. This could be a side hustle, an investment, finding things around the house to sell or buying and flipping things, or even a second job. It could also mean having a longer-term plan to have your money making money so you're not trading your time for money.
Of course, figuring out financial freedom sounds great. Practically, how do people do it? The three strategies above can all work, IF you have a plan and you're consistent. That is the key right there - A Plan and Be Consistent. Notice, we said consistent and not disciplined. We understand that there are obstacles along the way which cause us to change course. If you are too disciplined, then you can feel like you went off course and may stop working your plan. If you are consistent, then the obstacles become natural hurdles that you adjust to.
So, today, what are three things you can implement that may influence your future financial freedom.