You also develop a business survival mindset when you are constantly
cautious about expenses.
Not exact matches
In addition, I would be
cautious about attempting to do this unless you actually did pay for the nonqualified
expenses yourself, so you can treat the money as fungible.
What I like to say
about markets is we all need to be
cautious and modest
about what we know and what we don't know, but the one thing that I'm absolute sure
about is that the lower the
expense that I pay to the purveyor of the investment service, the better that I'm going to be and the more money there's going to be for me.
Instead of sacrificing everything, maybe be
cautious with your
expenses but not to an extreme, smarten up and know as much
about personal finance as possible, and focus on raising the top line — meaning, focus on increasing current income as much as possible right now, which frankly can move the needle much faster toward reaching your financial goals than simply cutting out a few hundred dollars worth of
expenses per month.