Your Money, Your Business, Your Life

YMBL035 Are You a Henry? In 2003, Fortune Magazine coined the phrase, H.E.N.R.Y, a term that stands for High Earner, Not Rich Yet. H.E.N.R.Y’s are often referred to people who earn a substantial amount of money, but are not investing in their self-worth through assets. According to statistics, about 23-million Americans are earning between $100,000 and $250,000, but - despite their high income cashflow - they are not considered ‘rich’ yet. On today’s episode, I’m discussing the traits often found in H.E.N.R.Y’s. I’ll explain what a H.E.N.R.Y. is and how it is different than a T.I.T.A.N. I’ll also explain why it’s important to delay the desire for instant gratification in favor for investing in assets for your future, why you should convert your income into assets, and why what you do with y our paycheck is going to define whether you are creating wealth.   “You are perfectly positioned, with a few changes of habit, to convert from being a H.E.N.R.Y. to becoming a T.I.T.A.N.” - Sharon Lechter     This week on