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I am a Certified Financial Planner(TM) and President of Financial Life Focus, LLC, a Fee-Only Independent Registered Investment Advisory firm in Livingston, New Jersey. I began my career over 30 years ago as an accountant, focusing on tax, audit, financial accounting and forensic accounting. In the mid ‘80s, I shifted my attention to personal financial planning, tax planning, investment strategy and wealth management.

I have embraced a Financial Life Planning approach in my work with clients, having customized if for my practice after participating in training with Money Quotient(TM) and the Kinder Institute. Life planning goes beyond numbers. It’s not just about making money and investing money, but about using the money to fulfill your dreams. Inspired by the impact this approach has had on my life and that of my clients, I wrote a book for other advisors - The Business of Life: An “Inside-Out” Approach to Building a More Successful Financial Planning Practice (published November 2010). My new book 'The Feel Rich Project' was published 6/16 by Career Press and was written for consumers.The author is a Forbes contributor. The opinions expressed are those of the writer. Can success happen overnight?

The answer can be yes or no. Think about it this way: If you expect to drop the last stubborn ten pounds in one day, it’s not going to happen. On the contrary, if you wake up with a new mindset that allows you to realize progress incrementally, success is right there for you to achieve. Start with an inventory of your situation. Let’s say — since this is an article about money — that you wish to reduce or eliminate debt, build financial security, provide education for a child, or ensure a satisfying retirement.

What MUST happen for you to shift your energy into high gear and achieve your goals? I call these your Money Musts. Consider the difference between what you’d “like” and what MUST happen. I might ‘like’ to have the resources to travel the world in luxury, but it is certainly not a MUST. I might ‘like’ to be able to have sufficient resources to endow scholarships in the arts, but I am okay supporting charitable causes that align with my values to a lesser degree. Begin with the understanding that success, in anything, is not a straight line. There are twists, turns, stumbles, falls, mistakes, and miscalculations.

Some might be of your own making and others completely out of your control. Think about going on a weight loss program. You might stick to a plan completely for two weeks, making great progress, and then one day you’re tired, cranky, and you find yourself indulging in a bag of cookies.

You now have to choose between falling into the abyss or restarting the next morning. It’s a CHOICE. Here are a few tips to guide you towards the success you desire. The way of the dragon. Begin with your vision of what MUST happen and answer the “WHY” question. Only go to step 2 once you have answered it fully and completely.

Take an inventory of where you are right now. If it’s your financial life, dig deeply to really understand your numbers. If you’re not sure you get it, don’t worry, there is plenty of help out there for you.

The most successful people hire coaches. Whether you’re training for a marathon, learning a musical instrument, or trying to get your financials in order, hire the best professionals to guide and educate you. When it comes to financial advice, be careful; the title Financial Advisor can mean anything from an insurance agent, stock broker, or other commission sales person; or, in contrast, an independent CFP® who will act as a Fiduciary (in your best interest). Ask questions that make you feel comfortable with the person guiding you. If I want to learn classical guitar, I am not going to hire a rock and roll shredder. With your coach/guide/advisor, create reasonable expectations and the necessary steps to get there. If I decide to learn martial arts, I won’t be testing for a black belt any time soon.

If you wish to build wealth and financial well-being, it’s not going to happen overnight. It’s a step by step approach. Measure success in a variety of ways.