You don’t need superpowers to get better with finance.
And achieving your bigger financial goals has nothing to do with being the smartest person in the room or knowing the most about money.
Instead, it’s ALL about the actions you take – and making those small daily actions, instead of a one-time heavy lift.1
Why?
For the same reason no one runs a marathon in a single stride. It takes several consistent steps to make progress and cross the finish line.
The same is true for our bigger financial goals, like retiring as comfortably as possible.
So, what does it really take day to day to achieve those goals?
It starts with a crystal clear definition of your goals. To do that, think about:
- Your values and aspirations
- Your strengths and weaknesses (or opportunities for growth)
- The tools and resources you have to help you zero in on the right goals
Then, make a plan that’s focused on simple daily action.
If you give yourself steps to take every day, you’re going to have much better chances of accomplishing more in the big picture.1
Sources:
1. https://hbr.org/2020/01/to-