How do you uncover your values and goals, and be consistent with them? When is the right time to do that? When you have more money?
Treating money as a measure of success can lead to wrong choices. Andrew Bradley, Arun, and Andrew Ford have shared that psychological research seems to be unanimous in demonstrating that lasting happiness comes not from external measures of excess, but from discovering your most important values and creating a sense of purpose that goes beyond your important decisions including financial decisions.
In business, we sometimes fail because we go with the trend, we do something that is a dream for someone because they are making more money rather than looking and making research on what we love and, putting our full effort into it.
Different goals and values need financial strategies and planning. Your values and goals towards a certain idea differ from your neighbors, so following their business ideas can make you fail. Know what you can and cannot do.
Short-term goals: relating to what makes your life pleasurable now. Medium-term goals: relating to the foreseeable future. Long-term goals: relating to when you want to retire, and what your lifestyle will be then. ( How much is enough) Andrews, and Arun
Which goal is for you?
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