Afraid it's not enough?

Greetings, powerhouse visionary, what's the good word?

Let's talk about picking our battles, shall we?

When it comes to your financial goals, it's easy to have an 'All or Nothing' attitude -

as if every cent directly paid for the keys to our future

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- If it's not making us money, it's setting us back.

- If we aren't completely committed all the time, then effort is wasted.

- If we aren't saving, we are wasting our money.

- If we aren't maxing out retirement, we aren't planning for the future.

- If we aren't tracking every penny, we are throwing our money away.

While it can feel good to know you are that on top of your money goals, it can also be a sneaky form of perfectionism.

'All or nothing' often gets flipped to 'you are nothing if you are not all-in'.

But life, she is not so simple, no?

Some months you might get a surprise bill.

Or spend a season honing your skills, which takes investment up front.

Or maybe you see your ideal savings rate isn't accessible right now and you dial back for awhile.

Does that make you a failure when it comes to money?

Not at all.

Remember, a journey of a 1,000 steps starts with the first one.

• $1 saved is better than $0.
• Reading a book on investment is better than ignoring your money situation entirely.
• Paying down the interest is better than skipping a payment.

Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

Do what you can today.

And then try again tomorrow.

warm wishes & cold cash,

Rhianna

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