Whether working to pay the rent or starting a new diet to trim a few inches off of our waistlines, we all run into the challenge of not having enough time, money, or energy. Rarely do we think about how to invest that time, money or energy for the best return on our investment.

Being thoughtful and strategic are not often the first things we think of when we wake up or approach a to-do list but in order to transform fatigue-filled, dull days into fulfilling, passion-rich prosperity and wellness we may have to do just that.

If you think it truly is time to mine your potentials, create more bandwidth for your wisdom, and feel good about yourself then please step this way for 3 of my best investment strategies for your time, money and energy.

1. Let’s begin with the biggy – it’s time to get off the emotional roller coaster of entitlement to guilt, perfectionism to unworthiness because being in the polarity of these emotions all too often can obscure and distract us from the very capabilities that can help our star rise.

I know it’s complicated and even messy to explore why we may not be feeling fulfilled or why we beat ourselves up but I want to encourage us to look past these feelings and dive in deeper to discover other supporting facets of our being. They are in there, I promise

Do it by investing in inner work.  Enquire into behaviours that hurt your progress in love and life. Get help to transform these old, exhausting, poverty creating patterns and create new ways to view your life as a person at the helm of their life.

2. Redefine success – whilst we’re at it, we might as well address this conversation: how money has come to be the only factor used to judge success and how good we feel about ourselves. Listen, I default into that mode, ie if I have more the happier I will be.

However, sages from time immemorial to Oprah Winfrey teach: it isn’t only about making money, it’s about something else. Money is an integral part of our lives sure but in of itself it doesn’t create a sense of success or wellness. That part comes from within us.

If we were to choose to apply their wisdom to our own lives we would ask these two questions 1) what does money mean for me? and 2) how can I use the wisdom they teach?

Well, you may find that your answers may lead you to do what you love. Be mindful and present in your life. Be kind. Cause no harm to others.

What if we measured our successes based on how well something made us feel or how much positivity we generate?

Invest some time to clarify to yourself what makes you feel successful or prosperous, then figure out 2 or 3 experiences that meet that criterion this week and go for it. You will be glad that you did.

3. Time to have a time out – Take that extra 5 minutes in bed before you launch into the day. Or, if you want to be cheeky – take the day off work. You would if you got sick, right? So why not one for resting and relaxing? Give yourself this time for your body to adjust to the seasonal changes or recover from daily over extensions.

This is perhaps the easiest investment you can make for yourself – time off from life’s many demands. Whether it is a couple of minutes between meetings or on the commute home, taking these minutes for yourself can make a world of difference to the quality of your life.  Give it a go and make time for you.

Please note, something magical happens when we switch off all devices and appliances. Let the world take care of itself whilst we unwind, daydream, and slumber.  Listening within is self-care worth its weight in gold for you, your family, and all the dreams you want to realize.

The key strategies I have shared here with you present a transformation in thinking – not easy or convenient –  but so necessary if we want meaningful returns on our daily investments of time, money, and energy.

Are you ready to get those returns? I can help you. Sign up today for a free discovery session with me and we’ll get you on your way!