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Making Decisions Is Exhausting. Rules and Automation Help You Make Fewer Decisions in your Finances.

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You and I probably have at least one thing in common: the administrative burden of modern life is exhausting. Overwhelming. Frustrating. Just nothing good about it, but we can’t escape it.

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The people we surround ourselves with have such a profound influence on how we live our lives, and how we feel as we do it.

If you’re hanging out with people with waaaay more money than you have, it’s gonna be hard to find contentment with what you do have, even if it’s objectively quite a lot!

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Tag: saving

Making Decisions Is Exhausting. Rules and Automation Help You Make Fewer Decisions in your Finances.

Don’t hang out with billionaires. (Video)

How Much Money Do You Need?

Meg’s Musings: Thriving in the Time of Covid

Meg’s Musings: (Reducing) Spending Edition

It’s 20 (40) years until I retire! How do I save and invest for the between-now-and-then? (Video)

What Does Career Success Look Like in Actual Dollars?

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