Many people are able to make money, but not everyone learns how to manage it properly. Financial intelligence starts with learning how to deal with money, millions or just a few hundreds.
The 2 quick ways are
Watch That Giving
Giving is a good thing but, learning to deal with money also means learning when to give. Just because you earn a monthly salary does not mean that you are obliged to give monthly. Be careful as money tends to change people and their attitude. Some will become expectant and entitled.
Also, that constant giving of money can spread about and when the news gets out about you being the person that shares their income easily, do not be surprised with the constant flow of people with emergencies, wanting a loan or with a business idea they want you to invest money into.
Managing money is not only about the amount you have in the account at the month-end; it is also about watching your giving.
Keep Your Money Matters Private
Keep your money matters out of conversations online, your favorite weekend spot or at your worship center. These places are usually populated by different types and not everyone that you are sitting with or meet with on a regular basis should be party to your money status.
The more people know about your money, the more opinions, expectations, and pressure appear. Not everyone deserves access to your financial situation. Some people are only waiting for opportunities to milk you. With drama, excuses, complaints and an infinite ability to ignore their bad decisions they will siphon money from you.
Keep your money matters private!
