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60sec Read Doughnut-Heads, happy Sunday! Thank you for popping in and reading. After last week’s “Doughnut Hole” edition, I received some positive feedback, so I’ll let it rip again this week with the bite sized format. Bite #1 Have you ever thought about that? Its SO easy to get caught in a trap of chasing the carrot and never reaching a level of success that satiated that desire. Sounds crazy, but this happens more often than you think. At all levels of financial means. So then what do you do to combat that? One way is to get really clear on what ENOUGH means to you. Yes, I know, “enough” might change over time. It most likely will. BUT if you don’t have an idea NOW, you never will. We could go deep here, but that wouldn’t be bite sized. I’ll leave you with these questions to chew on (another pun)
Here’s what I’ve been working on clarifying in a personal statement of “enough” Bite #2
Again, that’s simplified, but you get the point. Until next time... Stay in the fight, My best tweet this week:
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