Do you want to come out of the credit crunch and
coming recession in the best possible financial shape you can?
Do you want to get rid of the financial stress and
fear you may be feeling?
I’ve you’ve answered “YES”
then I’ve got good news for you. By taking a few simple and easy steps you can reduce your fear, and increase the chances
that you’ll come out of the credit crunch and recession in the best financial shape you can.
Here are my quick steps for Surviving the Credit
Crunch!
· Don’t panic!
· When you feel yourself worrying about the credit crunch / recession – ask yourself what you’d love to have
happen for you. Then focus on how you can make your chosen outcome happen. Focus on the good result you’d like, rather
than the bad result you fear.
· Remind yourself that these poor financial times are not permanent. The good times will be back sooner than you think.
Every recession that has ever happened has eventually, and usually quite quickly, come to an end.
· Write down a list of positive money phrases, carry them round with you and repeat them often. “I am smart, and
can do financially well in these times” “I am in control of my finances.” “I enjoy money!” “I
am good at making lots of money quickly.” “Money comes quickly and easily to me.” Repeating these phrases
really does work. The more frequently you repeat them, and the longer you keep at it, the more they’ll change your subconscious
thinking about money. You may not notice the change in you at first, but your money attitude will be changing.
· Talk openly with your family and friends about your money worries. The more you bottle your fears up, the bigger they
grow, and the more destructive they become. Just talking about it releases the pressure, and will help you find new ways of
getting yourself into a better financial position.
· Spend less. We all spend on things that are not necessary. You buy something you don’t really need. Or you buy
a branded item that costs more than a non branded item. Or you
buy something at one price, where if you’d shopped around you’d have got it cheaper elsewhere. Each £10 or £100
not spent is £10 or £100 off your debts or building up in your saving’s account. The less debt or more savings you have
the less financial worry you’ll have. You’ll feel better, and much better than you would have done by just spending
that extra £10 or £100.
· Earn more. You’re a smart person. It’s said that the human brain is more powerful than any computer, and
guess what? You have such a human brain. You can use your brain to earn you more money, and you can start right now. Just
ask that brain of yours “What can I do to earn more money?” and “What do people need, and how can I provide
that need, for reward?” Ask these questions and note down, any and everything that comes to mind. If you don’t
write these thoughts down you’re guaranteed to forget them! Then start taking action, and keep taking action, try different
things, don’t give up, stay positive, until something works and you see that extra income coming in.
There you are, a few quick tips on how to survive
the credit crunch and recession in the best form you can. Make sure you use my tips (they’ll only work if you work them
for you) and let me know how you get on.
If you have any
questions don’t hesitate to phone or email me.
Damian.