"Tough times" can occur any time. Sometimes, such as like today, tough times occur for a very large number of people. Yet, this is part of the normal cycle of the economy and is something that occurs once every 7 to 10 years. At other times a specific industry will be impacted by changes in currencies, changes in trade tarrifs and / or a change in demographics. We have seen the auto industry be impacted by sudden and substantial changes to consumer buying patterns. In the past we have seen sectors such as the wine industry be threatened by free trade and global competition. In other circumstances we know that "tough times" can occur due to an unexpected layoff, illness, correction in the stock market or declines in housing values. With this in mind, it is important to ask yourself: What can I do to prepare for these inevitible scenarios? -What decisions can I make to ensure I am protected from the impact of these various cycles? -What decisions can I make to make sure I don t over extend myself? -What boundaries should I set to make sure I don t get caught off guard unexpectedly? -What decisions can I make to increase the probability of my long term success? -How much time should I spend each year reviewing and planning? We all recognize that it is impossible and impractical to try to eliminate risk entirely in one s life. We know that a risk free return is a rate of return far below what is necessary to achieve your longer term goals. Yet, the objective is to "contain" risk within certain boundaries so that when bad situations do arise your overall plan for wealth is not put off track. Therefore, the process begins with the decision of how you view your life. Are you just "doing" life or are you continually striving to "master your life"? Mastery, of course, can be an elusive goal, yet a goal that is always worth striving toward. To achieve Mastery one has to be fully engaged in their own goals and their own journey. This means that some of the work required to achieve Mastery must be done by you. In our "service oriented culture" today most of us are so engulfed in providing a high service to others that we begin to rely significantly on others in virtually all other aspects of our life. As the service culture has evolved over the past many years, we have begun to realize that this culture can be very expensive to maintain, and to some degree, it is a house of cards. For example: have you become increasingly "specialized" in your area of expertise? This specialization has, without a doubt, helped contribute to your growth in income, but this is the same outcome for virtually all specialists. So what have you accomplished? A higher income with much higher expenses? Have you become highly, highly dependent on others in most other areas of your life? If one or more of those areas lets you down, how does that impact your overall goals as well as your interest in working harder? In most cases the let down is significant and it reduces your desire to work harder. Today we are seeing a revolution of sorts.
Nelson Advisory Services Corp is Winnipeg-based company (Manitoba, Canada) with a phone number 2049560519. Our data show that the company is located at the address: 702-1661 Portage Ave. The company has a web site: www.douglasnelson.ca.
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