Tag: money mistakes

This week, I heard a statistic on YouTube that 49 is the average age for people to become a millionaire in the United States. I can only assume that it’s approximately the same for Canadians. Speaking from personal experience, that statistic is bang on. And I managed to do it while making some very big […]

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Regret has no place in your financial plan. You’re not perfect and you will make mistakes with your money. Once you’ve identified a money mistake, don’t spend your time regretting it. Simply make a course correction to stop making that mistake and move forward. The past cannot be changed so learn from your mistakes and […]

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This year, I will have been engaged in DIY-investing for 3 full decades. Wow! It sounds like a long time, doesn’t it? Believe me when I say it went by quicker than two shakes of a lamb’s tail. Have I made mistakes? Plenty! Did I have too much hubris along the way? Probably. Could I […]

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As I’ve mentioned a time or two, I’ve made many mistakes with my money. One of my biggest money mistakes involved how I went about finding my community. When I first started to learn about financial independence, early retirement and investing, I made two mistakes based on arrogance. First, I mistakenly assumed that everyone was […]

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One of the ways to ensure that you meet your goals is to review your progress along the way. Doing so involves taking stock and making tweaks as necessary. No journey is perfect for all people in all circumstances. That’s simply not possible. As a matter of fact, there is no such thing as a […]

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You need not make every mistake yourself. There’s always the option of learning from my mistakes, or others’ mistakes, and doing better. It’s one of the better aspects of being a sentient being who can learn from the world around them. Back in 2008/2009, there was a recession. I got scared and I stopped contributing […]

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