Overcome Lack and Step into Abundance! Your Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom

By Diana Myrie

A vast majority of people live from "paycheck to paycheck" or are hovering just over the poverty line. God did not intend for this to be anyone's portion but rather for us to live a life of abundance and financial freedom. Overcome Lack and Step into Abundance! Your Ultimate Guide to Financial Freedom is a step-by-step guide to help people who are struggling financially to shift from a scarcity or "barely getting by" mindset to one of abundance and "more than enough". The author offers a combination of expert and sound advice with over thirteen years in insurance and banking combined,  along with useful tools to show how to be proactive when it comes to financial planning and achieving our financial goals. This book also provides tips on things like how to save, live debt free and create generational wealth by incorporating biblical principles. So, take back control of your finances and watch what happens when you allow God to reveal the keys to unlock the door to abundant living and financial freedom!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Diana Myrie
• Release date: Jun 15, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393707783

Diana Myrie

Diana Myrie holds a B.A. in English and a MSc. in Labour and Employment Relations. She is a Registered Retirement Consultant, a licenced Insurance Agent in Ontario, Canada, a motivational speaker, a certified life coach and a financial coach. She has over 13 years experience in insurance and banking combined. Diana is married with one child and calls Ontario, Canada home. She has also written several articles on various financial matters both locally and internationally for a variety of magazines and other publications. You can connect with me on: https://www.facebook.com/dianammyrie https://www.instagram.com/dianamyrie https://dianamyrie.com/newsletter

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The Value of Saving

Many of us are accustomed to the piggy bank as a symbol of savings during our childhood.  This was given to us an encouragement to save in our early years when our parents or guardians would drop a few coins in with the intention for us to add more.  The proceeds of this act would later be used for that special occasion such as the purchase of birthday, Christmas, or other gifts or towards opening that first bank account. Grandmas and grandpas are well known for putting away money for a rainy day in places that are oftentimes forgotten, only to be discovered accidentally. These cultural methods of saving usually come in handy in cases of emergency. These seldom result in the type of savings that we wish to have for ourselves, especially due to risks. Saving in a piggy bank or under a mattress, (while well intentioned) can expose our money to risks such as fire, or inflation which can erode the value of a dollar over time if that dollar is not earning interest in a secure environment. If we are to save ourselves from living a life of poverty, then we no doubt need to set aside enough for the proverbial rainy day. There is a scripture that states, there is treasure to be desired and oil in the dwelling of the wise; but a foolish man spendeth it up (Proverbs 21:20).[5] The Bible clearly points out the wisdom to be found in the habit of saving. Savings should be planned, organised, consistent, and purposeful. Too many of our savings practices are haphazard and short-term. These practices do not generate or create the type of wealth that is necessary to set us along the road to riches. We must have new and more effective ways to save in order to fulfil the dreams we have for ourselves and our children who are our