Hey! Today, we're going to help your character visualize their big ‘Rich Goal.’ This means creating a picture or a written idea of what success looks like for them financially.

Here's what I want you to do: Think about three main things.

First, what would your character’s ‘Rich Goal’ look like? Maybe it’s buying a house, traveling the world, or starting a business. You can draw or write down what that looks like.

Next, think about what your character will learn this week that will bring them closer to that goal. What new habits or knowledge will help?

Then, consider what your character will stop doing this month that might be holding them back from reaching their goal. Maybe they need to cut down on unnecessary spending or save more.

Finally, today, set a specific goal for what your character wants to achieve in one year. For example, “In one year, my character will have saved $10,000” or “Their business will bring in $50,000 in revenue.”

When you create this visualization, break it down using each phase of the R.I.C.H process—Reflect, Imagine, Create, and Hope. Show how each part of your goal fits into these steps, and how it makes your character’s plan clear and purposeful.

Remember, seeing the end result helps give your character a reason to keep going. It’s like knowing where your map is taking you—they’re moving towards a specific, exciting destination!

And one last thing—think about how multiplying costs or savings by 12, 52, or 365 changes how you see your character’s progress. Do those numbers make the goal feel closer or farther away?

Take your time, be creative, and have fun imagining your character’s journey to success!

Use Rich Goal Template:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1U5issyoLM-TWVD1lN_NxwpPymvS57V1reY6lyp5wdNk/edit?usp=drive_link

When setting financial goals, it's essential to be specific about what you want to achieve.

• For example, instead of saying, "I want to save money," a specific goal would be, "I want to save $5,000 in my emergency fund within the next 12 months." This clarity helps you focus your efforts and track your progress effectively.

Measurable goals allow you to track your progress and stay motivated. By setting measurable targets, such as saving a specific amount each month or reducing expenses by a certain percentage, you can easily monitor how close you are to reaching your goal. It's like having a road map that guides you towards your desired financial destination. Additionally, breaking down your goal into measurable steps makes it feel more achievable and less overwhelming.

Achieving financial goals requires relevance and timeliness. Your goals should align with your values, priorities, and long-term objectives.

• For instance, if your ultimate goal is to buy a house in five years, your short-term financial goals should support this objective, such as saving for a down payment or improving your credit score.