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Navigating Life's Financial Trade-Offs
Short-term sacrifices. Long-term rewards. It’s the cornerstone of financial success—but how do you know if the trade-offs you’re making today will lead to a better tomorrow? Get ready to explore how to align your daily decisions with your values and financial goals.
Four Hard Truths
Whether your plan is in your head, in an Excel spreadsheet, or managed by a professional, there is no doubt that these four hard truths must be accepted for your money to have a chance at outliving you.
Grateful For Capitalism
Before capitalism the world knew only one way to live together: follow someone who became a leader either through feats of strength, lineage, or some other unrelated factor, and depend on him (mostly “hims”) to lead you well.
8 Investment Strategy Mistakes to Avoid
When was the last time you truly forgave someone? I’m talking about a time when someone did wrong to you with no explanation — leaving you bewildered as to why you were treated that way. And, unfortunately, you had no real recourse, except to pick yourself up and move on. But before you could truly do that, you had to forgive that person.
7 Mistakes Investors Make
We all make mistakes – I know I’ve made my share. But for some reason, when it comes to investing, we are prone to repeating our mistakes – over and over. I think it’s because the “lesson” we tell ourselves we learned isn’t the right one.
Guns vs. Butter
We have limited resources, be they friends, family, money, skills, experience, or whatever. There is nothing we have that is without limit. The key to finding your own financial happiness is allocating your resources appropriately.
Work Your Finances Consistently, Even If Gradually
Just like exercise, a little bit of financial health is much better than none. Finances can be overwhelming when we try to think of all areas at once. We know it is important to have all areas of our financial lives working together, but it is simply too scary to do it all at once.