Ways To Reduce Financial Chaos (series)

This is a series of short episodes covering simple and actionable ways on how you can reduce your financial chaos in just a few minutes a day.

Episode 175: Tip #1

What you'll discover in this episode series: 

• The emotional component around finances 
• Why being intentional and facing the issue is better than avoiding it
• Tip #1 to reduce financial chaos: don't look at money that isn't yours as your money. 
• Tip #2 set aside a portion for the inevitable

Opportunities to work with me 1-1 are available. Send me an email at conny 'at' connygraf dot com or schedule a complimentary Chaos to Peace Consultation and we'll see if working together is a great fit.

Don't worry, I'll never be pushy or talk you into hiring me. 

I want to give you quick ways on how to reduce financial chaos in your business finances and you can also use those in your personal finances. I will make this short and actionable and this will be a series of posts and this one is the first one.

Starting to reduce your financial clutter can be overwhelming because just as we heard in last weeks episode with Bob Wheeler and the money nerve, all our money decisions are fueled by our emotions. If we are not aware of how these emotions sabotage us thees emotions often do win and the struggle to wisely manage our money gets bigger and bigger.

When we are not intentional with money or put our head in the sand - things will get worse instead of better. I call this mental and emotional clutter.
And when we don't do anything about it we are experiencing even more negative feelings like shame and fear, which in turn we then gets us to avoid finances even more but the task is still hanging over our head. 

On the other hand, if you are proactive and start facing and fixing them head on, that is again self-love and self-care, because it's very unkind to yourself to ignore a brewing problem that then blows up in your face way bigger than it needs to be.

So if you have tasks around your finances that you have been dreading and avoiding, it's time to take care of it, start small, in a few minutes a day. Doing so will give you peace of mind and also relief, again that's self-care and self-love. But more importantly just like I said before, starting to deal with it will help any issue before it ends up costing you even more money, time, and sleepless nights.

You will notice, as you start intentionally paying attention to your money management that  small decisions can truly impact your finances for the better. In a few minutes a day or week you can complete a small task to make a big improvement in your financial situation. 

If you struggle with chaos in your finances, your home office, or your files and you know you need to make a change but don't seem to be able to do it on your own, 

contact me, because I can help.

You can bring your chaos to me, I will be on your team, I will help you face your chaos and together we will figure out what's the best thing is FOR YOU to do 'for a few minutes a day, to keep your chaos away and get organized and in control'.