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Managing Personal and Professional Risk
The reason the wealthy prioritize tried and true investment approaches, such as index funds, is they want to preserve their initial capital investment, while seeing a steady return. While this approach is great for investing, it may not be as great for your personal life and career, because preservation of your initial “investment” isn’t the…
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The Magic of Financial Decisions Over Time
Magic with money, is just someone spending more time deciding how to best use their financial resources than anyone else might reasonably expect. Personal, professional, and financial success is not accidental, but the result of spending more time than others consider reasonable. How you manage your money is one of the principle ways of expressing…
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Simplify Money Decisions with the “Just One” Principle
When you following the “just one” principle, you reduce the number of decisions you make, which enables you to focus your decisions on the areas that require focus and energy. Simplifying decisions is vital to helping you make big leaps forward to meaningful growth and success, because your brain uses the same energy deciding the…
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Invest Like a Woman
While the perception of women as hesitant in investing persists, longitudinal data indicates that if you had to pick who to emulate in investing, it would definitely be women.
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3 Ways Your Values Help in Financial Decisions
Personal values determine behavior more than most of us realize. When we connect our values to our decisions, we give ourselves the option to craft meaningful choices that support long-term personal, professional, and financial growth. How we manage our money is one of the principal ways we express our values. Here are three ways your…
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The Power of Vision in Personal Finance
The problem with using a vision to direct your actions toward a new level of success comes when you treat your vision as an inflexible mental image, rather than part of a process of imagination.