Managing time and planning.
Reality Around You I learned a couple of things in my retirement about reality. First, your savings for retirement becomes the clay that molds your retirement activities. Translation: What you can afford to do. Second, your opportunity for future earnings will be limited by both yours and others’ perception of your age and physical and […]
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Activity Perspective How do you plan your daily activities? Do you have a plan? Are you responsible for anyone other than yourself? Being responsible can interfere with being entertained. So, if you like entertainment, you must plan. I do prefer you to allow some time for recreation. And being entertained can be refreshing. Your attitude
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Young to Old Memory is in your mind. When you are young there are fewer memories to access. But your memory bank gets pretty crowded by the time you retire. The hope is that you have made a lot of good memories and have experienced very few bad memories. We are easily distracted by friends
Time as an Asset Time becomes more valuable when you plan. Giving time a purpose gives it value. Most are closer to financial freedom than they realize. Planning and using time to achieve those plans are essential to success. So, how do you make that part of your success? The first step is to value
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The Value of Time Time comes. Time goes by. What we do with available time is what gives it value. Time has scarcity. You can make more money, but you cannot make more time. We are all equal that way. So, how we use the time available to us is what gives it value. And,
Today Is Okay It is hard to think about a long-range plan when today is okay. But my purpose is to help you build a better mindset for money and get you to look beyond today to plan a better financial future for yourself. Planning requires you to think about your present situation and consider
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Know Your Limits Since I hope to help you build a better mindset for money, I want to touch on one of the biggest holes in most people’s budget for both time and money, having fun! We all have limited resources of time and money, but it is hard to draw that line when having
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Photos and Descriptions Not many print photos today. We do save paper, but it is hard to write on the back of a digital picture as to the who and when of the photo. My mom is gone but she did make notes on a few photos which helped to make connections as to who
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Free Time Can Be Costly During your working years, you have your job to take up most of your week. The weekend is viewed as “free time”. And we view our free time as the time we get to do what we want to do, not just what we must do. Of course, if you
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Nothing Could Be Something Sometimes we get our best ideas by doing nothing. Our subconscious minds have a process for recalling something we read or observed and mixing that with things we value or dream about, as with a goal for the future, to bring a passing thought to mind when we have our brains
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