The Kaleidoscope of Financial Empowerment

What can the kaleidoscope of financial empowerment do for you?

I have always loved kaleidoscopes and I love seeing the most brilliant colors and interesting patterns.

The kaleidoscope, with its ever-changing lights, colors and various shapes represents unlimited views, opportunities and the release of blocked creativity. When our executive director came to me with the idea of using Kaleidoscope as our new name I felt a smile begin in my tummy. Not only is it a fun word but to me it represents who we serve as a community.

For most of us, our lives have not been a straight line. We have many different pieces that do not fit into text book thinking but yet all these experiences have created the life we now have. It is easy to think we are not smart enough or have the right education. Yet these little broken pieces have given us experiences and lessens on how not to do it.    

The way you see through your kaleidoscope of life, determines so much in respect to your own happiness, freedom, wealth and success.  

It is what you decide to ‘see’ in the view.  

What do you see through your kaleidoscope of life? Do you need to twist it and look through it again to see something better? Something you couldn’t see before.

Does your kaleidoscope contain something you don’t like to see?   When it comes to change we must face the truth.  Here are a few steps to follow to help you change your financial empowerment kaleidoscope:

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Step #1) Identify what is the problem? We cannot change what we do not know.  Most of our Money Matters clients identify not having enough money or fear of not enough as the #1 problem.  
What is the picture you see in your kaleidoscope?

Step #2)  Ask yourself what the opposite of your problem? What would it look like if you had enough. Be reasonable, you are not going to change your bank balance overnight.  Remember, you have the same ingredients; you just have to learn to make a different cake.
Allow yourself the possibility to see something different in your kaleidoscope.

Step #3) Make up your mind! Having a mindset that I can change how I manage my money will speed up the process. Giving up or thinking I am just not good with money will not lead to financial wellness.  Be kind to yourself. Finances are able to heal and growth and progress can be seen within a few months.  
Can you  look through the kaleidoscope and see a new pattern?  

What about you? Are you going to take another look?

A different possibility. A different truth. Perhaps even a different view ahead. A glimpse of light. A glimmer of hope.  Will be posted soon, stay tuned!

Regards,

Darlene

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