Aside from offering a peaceful day at the riverside (and maybe even a tasty dinner), fishing can also teach you a thing or two about the value of financial advice… ?? Imagine three people walk into a fishing shop to find supplies for the upcoming angling tournament. ?? “Person one” goes straight for the most expensive rod on display, buys it, then walks out again. ?? “Person two” buys the same rod to gain an advantage over person one, but he also buys a fishing book. ?? “Person three” spends more time in the shop, asking the man behind the counter to recommend a rod. The shopkeeper asks person three where he’s fishing, how much experience he has, and the fish he has his eye on. Then, he offers person three a very different rod, plus a selection of the best lures and some tips on how to use them. After undertaking fishing lessons, it might not surprise you to learn that person three wins the fishing contest. ?? While they technically spent the most amount of money, you could argue that because they won the angling tournament and the cash prize was worth more than the equipment, they actually spent the least. This perfectly illustrates the value of financial advice. While the initial cost of financial advice might seem high, the true value of something isn’t always on the price tag, as the benefits later down the line could save you both time and money. ? So, if you’d like some bespoke financial advice that could help you catch that prize fish (or, in this case, financial security), make sure to get in touch with me today! ??
Stick that in the ice box!
Global Director Health, Safety, Environment & Security
5 个月Great catch Daniel