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Meditation isn’t some weird spiritual practice; it’s a very practical tool to help promote a calmer, more focused and more productive life. And it doesn’t require any severe lifestyle changes. All it takes is ten minutes every day, and before long you’ll be noticing the rewards.
Defeat procrastination by figuring out who you are and what you want to achieve. Confront your limitations and plan your time. When you complete your most important tasks first, you’ll train yourself to stay on the road to success.
Money itself can’t bring you happiness, it's what you do with it that matters. Having lots of money in your bank account won't make you happy, but spending it the right way will. So remember that you're working to be able to spend it on experiences you enjoy, or that give your life meaning. Don't forget that saving itself isn't the point!
Personal financial planning is the difference between a sound future and a deferred retirement. But the good news is that a few simples can distress your relationship to money and get your financial in order. By planning early and often , you can get out of debt and ensure yourself a comfortable retirement.
Although it helps to be accountable for your financial problems, it’s important to understand that it’s not all your fault: your upbringing, gender, and the broader economic climate all play a part.
Lots of millennials find money stressful, and that’s holding them back. If you don’t have a handle on your finances, you’re unlikely to be saving for the future, and that means you’re headed straight into the debt trap. But you don’t have to live paycheck to paycheck.
