Visions and Dreams are the same

Vision is about having meaning in your life and that you are accomplishing your dreams. Having a Vision for oneself is about knowing what is on the last page of your life’s book before starting on the table of contents.

How many miles of emotion, time, and expense can one travel down if you have not spent the required time to examine what is in your heart?

Personal Mission Statement - Family Financial Philosophy (FFP)

Important Work - A Personal Mission Statement is the most important work you and a life planner can collectively shape.

Describe your Destination - Make a time investment by thinking about your values, your dreams and destination. Spend the time to carefully describe for others what you have thought about.

Save money - Save money by developing a well-articulated “FFP”. Professional advisors are able to suggest better strategies with fewer billable hours when they know your intended destination.

Pass on Your Core Values - Explain tough decisions to your loved ones and what was important to you. Show tenderness for loved ones and insure their best possible treatment by planning out for the thorny issues of life. “What you leave behind is not what is engraved in stone monuments but what is woven into the lives of others.” – Pericles

Individuality

Be yourself not a conformist - Use your experiences to your benefit! You are unique and don’t fit neatly into group box. Happiness begins with solutions in concert with your long-term Vision. Know what you want for yourself and family. Don’t chase what you perceive others to have!

Passion - Do you have a passion in life that will sustain you after retire – something you have a heart for?