Here is a great place to leave your SFI goals frequently, I usually check my goals, daily to see they are being accomplished:
https://www.sfimg.com/Home?tab=goals
Start by writting a list of all your bills, currently. See how much you will need to pay all your bills each month. This would be your minimum goals to want to earn enough to pay all your bills, each month.
After you see that you can pay all your bills, you may wish to earn a little more so that you may save some extra money in a savings account, or save it somewhere safe, if you do not have a savings account, now...this would be a great goal.
The money is in case you have an extra expense that you will need extra money put aside for so that you can still easily pay all your bills if an emergency situation came up, such as a family sickness, a flat tire, bad weather preventing you from accessing Internet or work, etc. A great goal will be to save up enough for about 6 months of income to be able to pay all your bills comfortable in case you could not work for 6 months. Hopefully, you never need to use this money, but at least you know it is here, in case you ever do.
After you have created the important first two goals, above you should check, daily at the website https://www.sfimg.com/Home?tab=goals to see if your income goals are actually being met. If you are accomplishing all these goals, you can start to create more goals. If you are not accomplishing them, keep working to see how you will make these goals be met, longer. See what is preventing goals from being met, and change that behavior.
Once these goals are met, be sure you can make more money to start fulfilling your dreams.
If you have an old car, old home, etc., you may wish to save to maybe update them with repair, unless it costs less to replace them. These would make great goals.
Some people with big families will help teach others how to meet their goals do chores, to be financially set. However, if they are too young to learn, you may help by setting aside savings plans for children's future such as college, books, supplies, etc.
You should also plan retirement income early, rather than later. Your goals are as big as you can dream. With SFI it is great to think big.
The more you can dream, the more goals you can set. However, be sure they are all realistic goals. If you have had trouble with a goal, ask someone more experienced that has achieved this goal for advice. Most people will want to share success with others and you can learn so much from someone that has or had the same goals with you.
With SFI, it is great to share your goals with your sponsor/co-sponsors.
Most your team members will help you to achieve them.
Loving this question. I hope you achieve all your goals with SFI.
Also, there are no right or wrong goals, proper or inproper goals. Think big!
Good luck with all your goals, and be successful!
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Here is a great place to leave your SFI goals frequently, I usually check my goals, daily to see they are being accomplished:
https://www.sfimg.com/Home?tab=goals
Start by writting a list of all your bills, currently. See how much you will need to pay all your bills each month. This would be your minimum goals to want to earn enough to pay all your bills, each month.
After you see that you can pay all your bills, you may wish to earn a little more so that you may save
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