All in Success
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.
Financial success and security are within your reach – no matter what job you have or how small your paycheck is. With the right knowledge and an action plan in place, anyone can make good, lucrative investments. And with a little experience and smarts, you can prosper through even the most volatile and uncertain of times.
There’s no recipe for happiness. But the first step to living an authentically happy life is to let go of a couple of myths – like thinking that attaining socially approved milestones will make you happy, or that facing certain events will bring permanent unhappiness. Freeing yourself from your expectations will make room for true happiness in your life.
These days, it’s not enough for an executive to do the right things; he or she has to be superbly efficient, too. As executives, we must manage this intersection of efficiency and effectiveness carefully to ensure we do the right things right, wasting as little time as possible in the process
