3 myths robbing you of financial freedom 😕

recently did a call where everyone participating had a traditional 9-to-5-like job.

They finally started to open up about their collective biggest concern — they were all worried about their financial future and to be frank, they should be! They wanted to know the fastest way to financial freedom.

I said to them, “Listen, the biggest mistake most people make is equating rich with free.”

Everybody I’ve ever talked to wants to be financially free. I’ve never talked to anybody that doesn’t want that.

But what you must understand is this one major misconception: 

You don’t need to be rich in order to be freeCLICK TO TWEET

If you set your sights on becoming rich, it is not necessarily true that you’ll become financially free. They’re not the same thing.

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You Don’t Need To Be Rich To Be Free

A lot of people say, “Well, I’m going to do what I need to do to be rich, and then I can become financially free.”

Well, when we talk about wanting to be rich, what are we really talking about — money or freedom? There’s a pretty big difference between the two, right?

You see, to be rich you probably need to be in the multi-millions. And believe it or not, there are a lot of rich people who aren’t free.

They have to work their asses off to keep their wealth because they didn’t set it up properly — that is, they didn’t systemize their businesses to run without them needing to be there. They didn’t learn or model from others who have succeeded before them. 

So does being rich absolutely mean having more freedom, or security, or even peace of mind?

Not necessarily.

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