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Emergencies-Are you prepared?
By Drew Miles
A young man got into a car accident resulting in many bedridden months in the hospital and
$100,000 of debt in hospital bills. Pathfinder’s “Mastering Your Money” series originated from this true
story. The young man decided to pay off his debt in small amounts each month instead of filing for
bankruptcy. When he was released from the hospital, he got a job, generated a modest income and
stuck to his plan of paying his doctors $5 each week. He calculated with each payment how long it
would take him to get out of debt. The result: he learned how to manage every penny he made.
Your overall financial wellbeing has less to do with your income than the strategies you put in place
and honor. We are stewards of our money. In my opinion, we have an obligation to honor our money
by treating it as best we can. It doesn’t matter how much you’re making, if you have a leak somewhere,
the money will run out. Prepare for life’s emergencies. One of Robert Kiosaki’s quotes from last
weekend that I took away and believe to be true: “The way you do anything is the way you do
everything.” Do you cut corners? Do you plan ahead? Are you disciplined? Hard working?
Speaking of discipline and preparing for emergencies…one of Pathfinder’s principles is—When you
track your money, you can control it. Do you avoid balancing your checkbook? Do you blame
employees and others because you don’t make enough. Blame the kids, your boss, your investment
partners? Don’t think you’ll ever have an emergency? Statistics say you will, and you’