See, it's exciting to set a goal so big that you can't achieve it until you grow into the person who can.

Because you're going to feel fear and doubt and awkward and anxious a little bit.

But it just means you're being stretched.

It means you're going to have to grow to achieve these goals.

And God responds to that kind of faith, right?

Hey, I'm Tari Sevel Poy, your cheerleader of dreams.

Today I want to talk about the number one habit for financial freedom.

And I wish so badly someone had ingrained this in me years ago but it's never too late is it first let

me tell you a quick story a few years ago I gave my team an assignment to read one

financial book and then I challenged them to set big financial goals by December 31st

I taught them how to set goals the right way how to put them in writing and then to

keep them in front of

their eyes all year long now this was in May so I was giving them seven months to

see what they could do by having a clear vision for their personal finances

well then I took them on a field trip we rented vans and we drove to San

Antonio Texas from Rockwall where we are to go hear Dave Ramsey in person.

So I just want you to listen to what my team did in only five months with a clear vision.

Some of them paid off credit cards, paid off cars, paid off three years of medical bills,

saved $1,000 emergency money, several of them did that,

started investing money. One of them even paid off their house. Now isn't that amazing what can

happen when you have a clear vision before your eyes? You know, the Bible says where there is no

vision, the people perish. Well, that's true for everything. If you don't have a vision

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