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'Making certain daily mistakes may cost you thousands of dollars without you even knowing it and we want you to STOP these mistakes and get you on the path to financial fitness. In this video, Financial TIP and TRICK of the week that you can start doing today is STOP WASTING YOUR MONEY and get yourself financially fit forever with our easy steps on attaining financial fitness forever. In this video, we discuss our tips and tricks to achieve financial fitness forever. What is financial fitness? Financial fitness is defined as living in such a way that does NOT exceed income earned in such a way that does not add financial strain to your savings goals. Allowing yourself to make choices that are in alignment with your given priorities and being generous with your wealth. It is imperative to become financially fit...if NOT you can end up wasting thousands, if not HUNDREDS of thousands of dollars! We are NOT here to waste money. START TODAY! Becoming financially fit is a journey, and start that journey TODAY. Here are some EASY and FAST ways to start your path to become financially fit...which will lead to financial independence. Financial Fit Tip 1: Write down your financial goals. Writing down your short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals in the FIRST step to become financially fit. Just grab a pen and paper, draw 3 columns and write down your goals in each column. Then you take the paper and keep it with you at all times, that way you can always reference your goals. And always re-evaluate your goals, see where you are at on your financial scale but try NOT to deviate too from your plan. Financial Fit Tip 2: Check your Credit Score. Credit scores are updated every 5-7 days and checking your score regularly can lead to financial stress relief and get you financially fit. BUT not checking your score regularly, can lead cost you thousands and put increase stress on your financial plans. Having a great credit score is an amazing feeling, but to get there, you have to check that score routinely and note any problems or issues in your credit score. The credit \"score\" is composed of 5 elements: payment history (35%), credit history, credit utilization (30%), length of credit (15%), new credit (10%), credit mix (10%). Examine each portion and see what and why your credit score is what it is...shoot for that 850!! And this is so easy to do, just download any of the credit score apps that are available for FREE (Credit Karma, Experian, even your bank apps). Financial Fit Tip 3: Plan and Educate Yourself Plan your financial fitness journey and educate yourself along the way. We recommend our TOP BOOKS to ready to get financially fit (titles below), and understanding that the journey is a true process is key. Start planning and educating yourself today! You can start saving money by appropriate planning and that will lead into earning more money in the future. Not getting financially fit can cost you thousands and not approaching these steps...well that can cost you even more money. We don\'t want the path to financial fitness to be a stressful and strenous journey, instead it should be fun and full filling. Don’t forget to hit that LIKE button if you enjoyed the video Subscribe to our channel: Gan and Mo - YouTube Follow us on Twitter: GanandMo1 Follow us on Instagram: Team Gan and Mo Top Recommended Books: Think and Grow Rich – Napolean Hill Richest Man in Babylon: 1926 Edition – George S. Clason White Coat Investor: A Doctor’s Guide to Personal Finance and Investing – James M. Dahle, MD The Four Pillars of Investing: Lessons for Building a Winning Portfolio – William J. Bernstein What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow – Frank Gallinelli A Simple Path to Wealth – J.L Collins The Boglehead’s Guide to Investing - Wiley **Disclosure: We are not financial advisors, the content on the channel is for informational purposes only and should not construe any such information or other material or other material as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice. Invest at your own risk and always do your own due diligence prior to investing.'
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