Sol Spyre Wealth

Is Wealth simply the accumulation of things, the lack of desire for things, or something else entirely?

My thoughts are: something else entirely. I believe your wealth is the comprehensive measure of your entire well-being.

👇🏼 What are your thoughts?

✨Making ‘22 Your Wealthiest Year Yet ✨

You’ve heard me say it before and you’ll here me say it again.

Wealth is simply a tool to support your wellbeing so that you may flourish.

The trick is aligning your wealth so that it does, in fact, do that.

The concept of well-being can be broken down into:
✨ Fun
✨ Lifestyle
✨ Occupation
✨ Universality
✨ Resources
✨ Inspiration
✨ Supernality
✨ Health

See what I did there, 😉 F-L-O-U-R-I-S-H?

As the New Year approaches, I’ve been reflecting on this past year (or is it years 20/21 seem to have blended together) and the items I checked off the list, as well as those that I’ve failed to prioritize.

The all too common New Year’s resolution of “I’m going to get in shape” seems to be a recurring trend that hasn’t quite stuck for me.. why? I’m still in fairly good shape 😅 so this year it will probably be “I make healthy choices.”

As you’re considering what you’d like to make a reality in ‘22:
👉🏼 Take inventory of the Realms of Wealth: Where are you at? Where would you like to be? What’s one thing you can do to get closer to what you’re dreaming of?
👉🏼 Phrase your new intention as “I (am..) as if it is already present in your reality.
👉🏼 Delve deep to discover your why. Why is this your intention?
👉🏼 Avoid the negative (not, but, don’t). Example: I don’t smoke. | I am smoke-free.
👉🏼 Fake it till you make it. Setup a note in your phone, read it (at least) daily (if not multiple times a day). Repetition allows you to shift your reality by creating space for the new intention in your mind.

👇🏼 What’s one ✨BIG✨ dream you’d like to make a reality in ‘22?

Revealing the Mystery of Market Capitalization, in other words: what gives?

Large-Cap = Transparency + Stability + Dividends

👉🏼 These companies have a solid reputation for producing quality goods and services. They serve as a buoy for your investment portfolio, mimicking the market without being too extreme one way or the other.

🌇 Large-Cap Companies: Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta (a.k.a. Facebook), Walmart, Visa

Mid-Cap = Growth Potential + Increased Risk

👉🏼 Mid-Caps are still in their growth phase but have been around to prove themselves so they aren’t considered as risky as small-caps. They provide some level of stability and some level of growth potential.

Mid-Caps could potentially become the Large-Cap stocks of the future. On the same token, a Mid-Cap stock could be a Large-Cap from the past so due diligence is necessary.

🌇 Mid-Cap Companies: American Eagle Outfitters, Dublin’ Donuts, Grubhub

Small-Cap = Highest Potential Growth + Most Risk

👉🏼 The Small-Cap companies that are successful can offer a massive upside (or increase in share value). Or, they could fall flat on their faces and be a pain in your wallet.

Additionally, these companies may be “fallen angels” that once were categorized in the Mid-Cap or Large-Cap space, but for one reason or another have fallen on hard times or are facing bankruptcy.

As always, do your due diligence and anticipate being along for what could prove to be a wild ride 😉. Small-Caps tend to have the most volatility and thus, their market price fluctuates regularly.

🌇 Small-Cap Companies: Denny’s, Eventbrite, FitBit

👇🏼 What is your biggest takeaway?