The Part of Finance We Don't Consider

I recently adapted interest in numerous financial blogs. Trying to develop a better understanding about investing, planning, and what everything means. I stumbled across this blog "How to Do a Wallet Audit" that really got me to thinking. At first it seemed like some crazy mumbo jumbo on how to stay secure if your mugged, then it got me to thinking what if? What if I am in the process of starting a business, this happens to me and my credit is affected? What if I have resources for my business in my wallet? Would I be able to track it all?

I mean of course I thought about it for my personal sake too but just the thought of how my personal finances do in a sense affect my professional. That's if I don't do the proper planning as a business owner. It forced me to look into ways to establish business finances that do not cross the boundaries into my personal. I began to understand that with me seeking to become a business owner I should began to treat my personal finances in such a way that I am always secured and stable. As well as seek ways to keep my business financially secure.

All of this became fool circle when I took to reading the book "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kyosaki. His literature that is geared toward financial awareness and life lessons motivates me as does this blog. It motivates me to realize financial stability and awareness comes as a lifestyle. You know how people say, "If you want to be healthy, healthy living is a lifestyle. So you have to change how you live". I think the same can be said for the world of finances. It's something you have to put the effort into doing in order be successful at it.