DEALING WITH THE WAIT FOR A DINAR REVALUATION

It’s January 2010 and still no announcement of a dinar revaluation. Some are saying any day between January 12-21 could be the day, but it could also be another let down. If you’ve been following this investment for even just a few months, and you don’t have the right mindset in place, you have probably been disappointed several times.

Many people when they first invest in dinar, quickly become frustrated. They think that soon after they invest, it will revalue and they will be rich. Others who have held dinar for several years can still become frustrated and impatient if they are not careful.

With so many rumors going around, it is easy to get caught up in hype, thinking that all your financial troubles will soon be over. They may very well be, but when?

Perhaps you are in a good place financially but are eager to retire and live a life of ease. Unfortunately the wait can be difficult no matter what your situation. If you are not properly grounded in your thinking about this investment, your disappointment can turn to anger and possibly regret at having made some less than wise decisions based upon the hope of a quick return on investment.

Many quit their jobs, neglect paying bills, make monetary promises etc., so sure that the dinar revaluation is about to happen. I am not saying that it is not going to happen, I believe it will be soon, but you have to be a wise investor of dinar, as with anything else you may invest in.

So what is the right mindset to have in place as you follow this investment? Below is a list of a few things that I believe will help you deal with waiting for the dinar revaluation.

1. Don’t factor this future income into your current financial situation.
You have no doubt heard the phrase, “don’t count your chickens before they hatch”.
While this proves to be a huge financial blessing to many, it hasn’t happened yet and no matter how close it seems, remember the dinar you hold currently has little value. The Bible says,
“Charge them that are rich in this world, that they be not highminded, nor trust in uncertain riches, but in the living God, who giveth us richly all things to enjoy;”1 Timothy 6:16-18 KJV
The key phrase here is “uncertain riches”. It is unwise to count this wealth now, before rv, but also, once we have it, let’s not forget that God’s hand is upon this and be wise in handling your wealth, trusting Him, not the money.

2. Don’t invest what you cannot afford to lose.
As with any investment, nothing is guaranteed. Whether you are a seasoned dinar investor or wondering if you should invest in dinar, you should only invest disposable income. If you do not have disposable income, then do not invest. Too many have spent rent money, gone in to debt, etc. expecting a fast turn around.
This is unwise.

Dinar can be purchased for as little as $140 for 100,000 dinars. Some people give up daily lattes, fast food or quit smoking and use the money they save to get 100,000 or more each month or pay period. In the process, they lose weight and improve their health, while setting up an inheritance for their children’s children wisely and methodically over time.

3. Prepare yourself for the announcement.
As I mentioned in an earlier post, “Preparing For Dinar Revaluation“, you would do well, if you haven’t already, to spend more time charting your cash in course and researching financial professionals to have in place BEFORE the rv, than trying to find out when it will happen. See that post for details.
In a subsequent post, “Are You Prepared For Dinar Revaluation?”, I offer a way to get access to financial professionals I have found. As I am writing, these groups are preparing information and resources that will be made available to those who request it very soon. This is handy for you if you do not have the time and/or desire to do your own research. Again, see the post for details.

4. Plan your investments.
Another phrase you’ve probably heard is, “don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” Planning to diversify your wealth is not something you should wait to think about after the rv. Again, the posts I refer to above have information about this, plus I am planning a series of posts on different investment strategies to consider. Just check here in the upcoming days and weeks for those.

5. Stay educated.
Once you have your plan for cashing in, financial professionals, and investment strategies in place, continue to check this blog and others for resources and information to strengthen your plan. Be open to investment ideas you don’t know much about, learn about tax strategies you can take advantage of etc. This will do a lot to empower you and keep at bay the frustration from let down after let down.

6. Follow the news and/or check the CBI website.
If you are tired of rumors and let downs, follow the news and check the CBI website periodically for the revaluation. Just don’t get overly consumed to the point that you get anxious and negative. If you are on my mailing list, you will get an email announcement anyway so don’t stress. Preserve your health so you can enjoy the blessing.

7. Live your life.
If you have a job, career, profession, business or ministry, give yourself 100% to it. If you have a family, give another 100% to them. If God is in your life give everything over to Him and enjoy the tremendous peace that results.

By all means, get out and have some fun now. Try not to wait until you have wealth to enjoy your life. Many of the greatest joys in life don’t cost money.

I can guarantee that if you follow these steps, you will find the wait for the dinar revaluation much easier. Instead of anxiously and nervously waiting for the announcement, you will be busy preparing and educating yourself which is empowering.

One day, as you are living your life, the rv will happen and you will be pleasantly surprised with no worries because you have everything in place. All you’ll have to do is execute your plan and begin enjoying a blessed life that you can pass on for generations to come.

Hopefully this has been encouraging to all who need it.

Cherilynn
http://www.dinarinfo.net/
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