When was the last time you talked about money with anyone?
If you’re like most folks, you’re not having these conversations much, if at all – and you’d rather talk about death or politics than money.1
Sound familiar?
Even if that’s not you and you’re (somewhat) comfortable talking money, the more you have these conversations, the better.
That’s because talking finance with a spouse, kids, or friends can give you new ways to think about money. It can also shine a light on misconceptions and be a powerful source of support if you’re struggling with financial decisions.
And these talks don’t have to be about heavy topics or earth-shattering choices.
Small daily talks about money can touch on retirement dreams, funny money lessons, or some new financial fact you’ve learned.
That’s just one daily action that could be hugely rewarding in the big picture.
The truth is most of us have a hard time accomplishing our goals.
We have high hopes, and we tend to like the long shots when we’re setting goals.2
That’s OK, but it won’t help us make progress or cross the finish line.
What can do that, however, are small, consistent actions we never give up on.3
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Sources:
1. https://www.empower.com/the-
2. https://hbr.org/2021/01/why-
3. https://hbr.org/2020/01/to-