My son is in his final undergraduate semester. The bill was $4,575.54 and due for payment in two weeks. I checked with him to see that he had accepted his student loans; at the time, he hadn’t yet. However, once he accepted the loan and his merit scholarship was applied, the remaining balance due toContinue reading “What can you do with $868”
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Don’t say I can’t do it, Ask, How can I do it?
I’ve learned a valuable lesson over the years: when you say you can’t do something, it’s like a red flag that signals the end of the conversation. You’ll never be able to pursue your dreams or goals if you keep saying that. Your brain treats it as a final decision, so there’s no room forContinue reading “Don’t say I can’t do it, Ask, How can I do it?”
Reflections: Decisive Decioins, Desert Snow, & Financial Autopilot
This post covers insights from “Decisive” by Chip and Dan Heath, a surprising encounter with snow in the desert, and the benefits of automating finances for better decision-making and financial success.
Corey Stokes 