Bad news has… and always will… dominate the media! Stories of tragedy, misfortune, injustice, crime, corruption and human struggle jostle for headline positions every day all over the world, leaving little room for the good news to feature. Why?
Are news editors just nasty ogres who get a thrill out of swamping us with pessimism and negativity, or are they actually smart businesspeople providing a quality service that’s in high demand?
There’s something quite auspicious and even magical about making the transition from one year into the next. As we sing down the count to midnight in the final moments of the old year, a sense of excitement, hope and optimism for the future washes through us.
It’s as if we become infused with enthusiasm, energy and a new zest for life, despite the fatigue and battle scars we’re still nursing from months gone by. It feels like the slate has been cleaned and that somehow, this year will be better than last year… we’ll be happier, more successful, healthier and richer.
Throughout history, humankind has been searching for ways to get a glimpse into the future, because this ability would enable the seer to amass unimaginable power and wealth… as well as avert disaster or even avoid their untimely demise.
Imagine what you could do if you knew when stock prices were going to rise or fall, or what next week’s lottery numbers are going to be? How would your life change if you could see the future outcomes of decisions you’ve already made… or are going to make?
There’s a reason such a small number of people achieve financial freedom in their lifetime and for as long as mankind has been searching for the Fountain of Youth, we’ve been searching for the path that leads to the ‘Fountain of Financial Freedom.’
Many have given up on their search, believing that wealth is a privilege reserved for the ‘lucky few’ or only a right bestowed upon those born into riches, but if this were true, then we would have even fewer people lining the ranks of the wealthy than we do today.
We all like to think of ourselves as smart, rational people who make sensible decisions that serve our own best interests and the wellbeing of those we love. But ‘smart’ and ‘rational’ are not words I would use to describe human behaviour over the festive season!
Words like, ‘irrational, impulsive, short-sighted, frenzied, conditioned, bizarre’ and even, ‘foolish’ spring to mind a whole lot easier and the fact that this time of the year has become widely referred to as, ‘The Silly Season’ is a strong hint that I may be onto something here.
In describing how most people manage their finances over this period, ‘The Silly Season’ couldn’t be a more appropriate clue.
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