There is always room for change or improvement when it comes to your finances. But what you really should be asking yourself is this: Am I looking to optimize my current situation, or am I looking for tremendous improvement?
The vast majority of what passes for financial advice is directed at optimization instead of drastic improvement. Any tip, hint, or singular transaction is just a tweak on your financial situation and should be treated as such.
That’s not to say you have to be in poor shape to experience drastic improvement. You don’t.
In fact, for most people, simply understanding their current situation – what they own, what they make, what they spend, and what they owe – can be a radical improvement. This type of realization helps you grasp the bigger picture rather than spending energy on some minor issues.
Now, let’s take a deeper dive into how you can more accurately answer our number one financial question based on your needs.
Resources/Tools/Links Mentioned in This Episode:
How To Define What You Want Out Of Life
