Financial Resolutions

Is it fashionable or appropriate to make financial resolutions?

I am very curious, why are most people avoiding or abandoning the making of resolutions?   

The US News, dated 29 December 2015, reported, “Why 80% of New Year Resolutions fail.”

In 2018, my coach asked me a simple yet challenging question: Are you interested or committed to completing this coaching module? I said, “Hey, what’s the difference?”

He smiled and said, when you are committed, you have no room for excuses, you will pursue it until it is done whatever it takes.

But when you are just interested, when the going gets tough, you will abandon it.  What a revelation it was for me.

So, I pose the same question, are you interested or committed to your financial resolutions?     

Our focus in this article is:

Watch the full recording at https://www.youtube.com/live/upP-fk0wGAU

The Webinar on Financial Resolutions was attended by Dr. Moses Maka, Archbishop of the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Uganda, Dr. Isreal Masiko Kafeero, the Vice Chancellor of Bugema University, Her Worship Allen Rukundo, Lawyers, ICT professionals, Accountants, PhDs, medical doctors, statisticians, and business entrepreneurs, among others.  

Dr. Charles Barugahare

He is a Financial Consultant, Author, Real estate developer, Agro-forestry farmer, and a Rotarian. He has written several articles on personal finance and retirement planning. He has authored the “9-Pillars to Exploit Your Potential ” and “Navigating the Financial Path.” among others

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