“The Question of Affordability”

Often we are faced with decisions to purchase real estate or other assets and are forced to ask the question of whether or not we can afford such items.

To me, there are two paths of thinking one can employ when making challenging purchasing decisions.

1. The “I can’t afford it “ approach. This is the more common kind of thinking that traditional upbringing teaches as we grow up. It’s a statement and a sign of mental laziness. It automatically let’s one off the hook and allows your brain to stop thinking and being challenged. Consequently, we are not creative in our purchasing decisions and allow opportunities for financial gain to pass us by.

Alternatively ….

2. The “ How can I afford it “ approach. This is the question true entrepreneurial people prefer to ask themselves. It allows the mind to explore new ideas and forces you to think, thus developing financial IQ. When we exercise our brain, the most powerful computer in the world, the brain gets stronger and stronger every day because it is exercised. The stronger your brain, the more opportunity you create to make more money.

Put this to use the next time you are faced with a purchasing decision!

Kind Regards,

John C. Heeney, CEO Glenroe Lending

Glenroe Farms Limited ( Private Lending )

We build LEGACY to create TRANQUILITY

john@glenroelending.ca

519 808 7370