When Life Gets Unpredictable: Getting My Priorities Straight

For anyone who feels overwhelmed or wants to master their finances, taking control begins with a simple yet powerful habit: holding a weekly financial and administrative meeting. Deciding in advance when and where you’ll hold this meeting can significantly increase your chances of success, a concept known as implementation intentions. Research has shown that forming specific plans about when and where to act can double the likelihood of following through on your goals (James Clear).

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Why a Six-Figure Income Still Feels Tight — And What You Can Do About It

For anyone who feels overwhelmed or wants to master their finances, taking control begins with a simple yet powerful habit: holding a weekly financial and administrative meeting. Deciding in advance when and where you’ll hold this meeting can significantly increase your chances of success, a concept known as implementation intentions. Research has shown that forming specific plans about when and where to act can double the likelihood of following through on your goals (James Clear).

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Why Smart People Don’t Proactively Manage Their Spending, But Should

For anyone who feels overwhelmed or wants to master their finances, taking control begins with a simple yet powerful habit: holding a weekly financial and administrative meeting. Deciding in advance when and where you’ll hold this meeting can significantly increase your chances of success, a concept known as implementation intentions. Research has shown that forming specific plans about when and where to act can double the likelihood of following through on your goals (James Clear).

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The Weekly Admin Power Hour You Need

For anyone who feels overwhelmed or wants to master their finances, taking control begins with a simple yet powerful habit: holding a weekly financial and administrative meeting. Deciding in advance when and where you’ll hold this meeting can significantly increase your chances of success, a concept known as implementation intentions. Research has shown that forming specific plans about when and where to act can double the likelihood of following through on your goals (James Clear).

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What Is The Real Cost of Being You?

For most of us, we don’t know what it costs to be us, and figuring out our true monthly cost is a headache. It involves some guesswork, and often forgetting all those expenses that only hit once or twice a year, and infrequent expenses consume 20–25% of our income. These infrequent expenses are not an “if” but rather a “when.” They will come up, and you may or may not know when you can expect them. 

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