Hi Alma,

It’s tough not to get a little emotional about it because you tell yourself “only if we had done ______”. Here is the deal – I want you to stop looking in the rearview mirror. It no longer matters anymore. Instead, start looking at what life WILL look like from this point forward if you understand and implement opportunity cost. The best thing of all: it’s your choice. You get to decide.

Thanks for your comment Alma!

Hi Gabriela!

You’re in the right place and you’re taking a HUGE step in the right direction by simply starting.

With that said, head to the cash flow formula to get started with the the first step to financial freedom.

Here’s a Fist Bump from me to you Gabriela! Nice work 🙂

Today’s post literally brought tears to my eyes. I had not realized how selfish I have been by indulging in luxury items (when the opportunity arises –not all of the time, but, nonetheless, there is no real difference here), and not thinking of the “opportunities” that I should, instead, focus on. Opportunities that affect my family and my new grand baby, not to mention consideration of my husband’s and my future retirement. We are currently working out of the country, but we will definitely seek your personal services upon return. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your experiences to make our lives better.

Hi Jill!

When you start looking at the opportunity cost with money, you are going to quickly realize how wealthy your really can be if you stop ________. The best piece of advice is to pull of the rear-view mirror and only look ahead from this point forward. The past is just that – the past. You can’t change it, so don’t beat yourself up over it. From this moment forward, realize you have the opportunity to look at and feel the opportunity cost 🙂