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We know where these phenomena are coming from, we know the tools we need to manage uncertainty, and if ever you need a hand or an expert perspective, you know where to find me.

My clients knew they wanted a change, they knew they wanted more freedom. But, in the end, how they achieved that and what that ultimately looked like surprised them a little bit. Get clear, but stay adaptable.

It can happen that a belief slips past our awareness and starts to affect our life in ways we don’t want, but ultimately, we are the masters of our own thinking.

The word legacy can be very much about what impact we each want to have. What impact do I want to have on my family, my wider community, potentially the world?

The problem is– we don’t stay put and neither will our children. So you need to add on the additional costs such solicitors, brokers, lender fee and surveys for each remortgage, for each move you will need to add these costs plus estate agent fees, then generally insurance and home repairs and improvements.

Historically ALL wealth has been founded in the control of land and property from knights and lords of history to our wealthiest families in the past and now. If you look at the top 100 hundred richest people, they will all have a massive property portfolio – either residential or commercial.

Would you rather say, ten years from now, “I achieved my goal by putting in the effort, I kept my mind open to possibilities and opportunities and I prioritised success before comfort or failure,” or “I never got around to it and I don’t really know why. My friends have bought a house, or run a marathon or travelled to Japan, why haven’t I?”

Building a bridge is not something that is done overnight. Building a bridge from where you are now to where your wealthy life is, is not the same for every individual. There are challenges, setbacks, inequalities and struggles along the way. But guess what? You are already working on it by reading this article.

By the end of this article, you are going to have a toolkit of 3 simple questions that you can apply to every decision going forward—no matter how small or how big.