You are the CEO of your own money.
Youre the one in charge.
You make all the major decisions.
When it comes to your pocketbook, youre the highest-ranking executive, and youre the one overseeing everything.
Thats good and bad.
The bad part is, you have all the responsibility, and theres no one else to blame.
The good part is, you have the power to make things better for yourself.
Its time you embraced that power.
Its time to decisivelytake charge of your finances.
Here are four ways to act like a CEO:
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Have a Mission Statement
This is another way of saying, Dont forget about your long-term goals.
When youre making a money decision, ask yourself: Does this get me closer to my goal?
You should be taking specific steps toward your goal.
Thats what a CEO would do.
For example, one of your long-term goals may be to own your own home.
Or maybe youd like to drive a better car.
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Focus on Stakeholders Interests
Stakeholder is a big buzzword in the corporate world.
In your personal life, your stakeholders are your family members.
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Innovate and Pivot
CEOs love this stuff.
This is a big-time CEO move.
you’re free to innovate in your personal financial life, too.
Just try a money-saving move that youve never bothered with before.
You might be surprised by how much money you save!
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Remember: Youre the CEO of your money.
Its no ones responsibility but yours.
Mike Brassfield ([email protected]) is a senior writer at The Penny Hoarder.
Hes not a CEO, but hes a believer in being strategic with your money.
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