Planning is generally good. This is especially the case for small activities that are within control. But as a planner myself, it becomes easy to disappoint yourself when your own expectations aren't met due to circumstances outside of your control (health, new opportunities, etc.). Planning out daily activities but leaving room for future change helps ease emotional distress. Goal posts can shift in life and that's totally fine
Hey, thanks for listening. I definitely think reading can help. There are plenty of podcasts, books, and free videos that can help you understand how money works.
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Planning is generally good. This is especially the case for small activities that are within control. But as a planner myself, it becomes easy to disappoint yourself when your own expectations aren't met due to circumstances outside of your control (health, new opportunities, etc.). Planning out daily activities but leaving room for future change helps ease emotional distress. Goal posts can shift in life and that's totally fine
Great point Calvin!
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Wise words bro. Priorities are what I have been working on.
Great video bro
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great video btw l have a quick question, do you thinking reading books is great way improve your financial literacy
Hey, thanks for listening. I definitely think reading can help. There are plenty of podcasts, books, and free videos that can help you understand how money works.
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