Business driven enthusiast disrupting startups by making them serve beyond its customer base, for social benefit.
"Doing good is good for Business" -Richard Branson
Being financially healthy comes to me while realizing that as much as personal wealth management is important, it is also prominent and viable to take care of the people of your community by giving them leverage and benefits that can be positive in their life. This necessarily doesn’t mean that my financial health degrades, but this ensures I am developing a connection with people who can, in the near future, be part of great projects and initiatives in which I can be invested. Financial health, to me, is keeping a mix of channels of monetary benefits that are not solely dependent on one industry but a good mix. At the same time, I realize the volatility that attaches to being financially healthy is high. To manage it, develop streams and emerge in sources that are time immemorial and bound to grow. Financial health is a multifaceted concept that encompasses more than just personal wealth management. It involves creating connections within one's community, developing a mix of monetary benefits, clearly understanding financial goals, and managing finances responsibly.
The fact that it not only allows me to be self-reliant but allows me the freedom to test out ideas and options within several sectors. A huge amount of money doesn’t necessarily ensure Financial health to me, although managing and using the cash inflow daily in a manner of segregation where allocation of money and investments is challenged positively. Moreover, being financially healthy provides security and peace of mind, enabling me to pursue my passions and interests without worrying about financial constraints. It also allows me to support my family and loved ones and contribute to causes and initiatives that align with my values and beliefs. Ultimately, financial health allows me to create a better life for myself and those around me.
My main financial goal is to ensure that I allocate my assets rightly so they can mature by when I graduate college. This is not to ensure that I have a channel of money to pay my school loans but to allow me the freedom to establish my own projects after my bachelor's. I have three earning channels, and all that money goes into my education. If I had to put it in a sentence, then it is to diversify my investment portfolio.