52. The Right Way to Budget Personal Development for Maximum Profit

“If your spouse perceives the dollars that you spend on personal and professional development as an expense rather than an investment, how do you help them understand the difference and the value of investing in personal and professional development?" Steve Kinsley, Chief of Staff for Navitas Wealth Advisors, posed this question to us. It's all about perception. How does your wife perceive the budget for your business and the budget for the household? We discuss why it's important to distinguish between the two, and because it's all coming from the business, and we disagree on whether or not it should be seen as the same "lump sum." Key Takeaways:Does it matter that we distinguish between our business budget vs. household budget when all the money comes from the same place? What's the difference between an investment in ourselves vs. "just an expense"?How can you change your mindset from "spending time" instead of investing time?Lastly, we tackle the profound significance of investing in ourselves.  We’ll also discuss how cultivating relationships and developing self-awareness can be the key to leading an extraordinary life. Do you want to answer these questions for yourself and be a part of the conversation with other business owners? Join our Facebook Group: http://viewfromthetop.com/group.Connect With Steve Kinsley:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-kinsley/Website: https://navitaswa.com/If you want to hear more speakers like this every month and be with the guys on the call, join the Iron Sharpens Iron Community today: https://www.isibrotherhood.com/isi-communityConnect with Big A:View From The Top Website: https://isibrotherhood.comThe ISI Newsletter: https://www.isibrotherhood.com/newsletterBig A’s Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronwalkerviewfromthetop/