How YOLO can damage your financial future [🧠 Brain Hacks]
You only live once - so you should spend all your savings on that Euro trip...right?!
We often discuss the challenge of balancing enjoying the present versus investing for your future, but what happens when you let the scales tip too far in one direction?
Only focusing on what you want right now and instant gratification can have harmful implications for your financial future.
In today’s episode, Kate Campbell and Evan Lucas chat about why we find it so hard to invest for our future selves, how a YOLO approach can harm our financial future and share the powerful impact of investing now (rather than later).
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