How To Money: July Wrap-Up
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Dear How To Money Reader,
Welcome to the July How To Money wrap-up! This month has certainly been a challenging one, and it’s hard to stay focused on your goals amidst everything going on globally. I’ve found a helpful way to make some progress each day, is by setting myself one main task to complete that day, and not carrying around an overly optimistic to-do list (that’s honestly never going to get finished). It’s very easy to get overwhelmed with our financial goals; whether that’s paying off debt, choosing your very first investment or saving up for a house deposit. Pick one action each day that will move you closer to your end result, or at least an action that won’t move you further away.
“If a decision is reversible, the biggest risk is moving too slow. If a decision is irreversible, the biggest risk is moving too fast.” — via @JamesClear
It was also fantastic to see The Australian Finance Podcast included in this great list, put together by Finder, of the best money, investing and finance podcasts for Australians in 2020.
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I hope you have a productive and educational month.
Until next time,
Kate — HTM Founder & Editor
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