Focus On What Is Controllable For Financial Growth

You plan to do something, but something else happens. So you are not able to do that to get the result that you expect. So what's the point of doing all these when some outside factors can destroy everything and put you in a vulnerable position financially?

The thing is, there are outside factors that you cannot control. It happens and you have to deal with that. You plan to start a business and it is supposed to do better, but due to some outside factors that are beyond your control, you cannot do better.

It will definitely hurt you financially and you may lose money. You have a family emergency. Someone has an accident. You don't know what will happen at that time and you have to spend a significant amount of money on that.

You can control what is controllable. For example, you can take an insurance policy. In case something happens, the insurance company will bear the cost. To face any emergency situation, you are supposed to have an emergency fund. You are prepared to face any emergency situation financially.

No one can stop you from making a monthly budget and tracking your expenses. When things change and you have accurate information, you can make the right decision quickly in order to adapt to the situation.

Anyone can set financial goals. You can monitor everything in an efficient way so that you can achieve your goals. You invest money in cryptocurrency. You think you will get a huge return but end up losing your money.

When you see the market change, you can change your strategy. That is controllable. Whether you will be lazy or work hard is up to you. Some people say *don't work hard, work smart*. You can work hard and smart to make money and build your wealth.

If you want to improve your finances and become more financially stable, you should focus on what is controllable and make your move based on your analysis and observation. You have to manage your finances for financial growth.

So what do you think? Please feel free to leave your comments. Thank you for reading this post. That's it for now. I'll be back with another post.