Does 3 Months Extra Holidays Interest You?

by | Dec 21, 2017

What’s your plan for investing in 2018?

Do you have clarity on your next move? Please don’t tell me it involves waiting for the market to move, waiting for more equity, waiting for cashflow and serviceability to improve.

There are things you can do in January to start your year much more positively than that!
If you leave it until next year, you know what happens…
In January, you’ll be thinking “it’s early, I’ll worry about it next month”. So then in February you may actually do something and make a start by “researching”. By March or April you may finally implement what you’ve learned… meanwhile you have lost over a quarter of the year.

Remember this…

Every month you delay, is another month you need to keep working at your job.

Every delay equals more commutes to work, more days in work clothes, more rushed breakfasts, more limitations of 4 weeks annual leave… more and more time where you are controlled by your employer. It’s so easy to forget that, especially when property investing is such a “slow burn” process that takes years. But logically, every day you delay now, is one more day at the end of your career you’ll need to go into work.

Most people would go crazy for the chance to get just 2 more weeks annual leave. Cutting out this kind of a delay in your life can effectively get you 2-3 months of time off work if you think about it. That’s why coming to look at your investing options next week is a highly leveraged decision.

Waiting until after Christmas is choosing to add 2-3 more months to your working life.

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