Family, career, markets, politics – there’s a lot to navigate these days. Life can surely seem complicated sometimes. When the world is shaky and unstable, what’s needed is greater stability and a strong core. That’s why I wanted to share this Harvard Business Review article and a few more dealing with recent news.
When we think about change, whether at work or in our financial lives, we often focus solely on getting through each day. But creating stability for the long-term is just as important as managing daily ups and downs. Picture a gymnast attempting to land a dismount after an intricate routine; without a strong core and solid foundation, even the best methods and practices risk flat-out failure and falling on your face. But by working together to focus on strengthening financial stability and wellness, you’re not just reacting to change but made capable to thrive through it.
My aim is to help keep you steady amid life’s inevitable shifts. What new and creative steps can you take to fortify your financial core? Let’s talk about it.
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