I spoke with someone about a financial decision. Your question began with, "I know it's not economical, but...". This has motivated me to write a large, comprehensive article on a topic that I think could interest many, and on a decision-making methodology that I believe can improve the quality of life for anyone who uses it, yet a tiny fraction of people actually use it. I want the article to be a bit more integrative. I'm asking you, Please write a comment with 3 or fewer things you would like to improve in some aspect of your life. It really doesn't matter which. Your privacy will of course be strictly maintained, and if you prefer anonymity, that's great. A comment at this link with a fake email will do the job. The examples I receive are very important to me.
To be a better husband. Be a better dad. To be more liberated to do and experiment with new things.Reply
Hi Pomegranate 1. To do more sports activities 2. Incorporate more gratitude into your life 3. Generate passive income of 30,000 ILS per month (:Reply
Reduce procrastination and speed up decision-making, avoid unnecessary information gathering that prevents/delays actual execution.Reply
To know with confidence what I like and want to do (in my free time, in retirement, every day....) Be more decisive and persevere in the process To do things even if there is apprehension and the outcome is unknownReply
Replace a car To make a decision about the house To be more precise in understanding which activities would make me happiestReply
Stop putting off routine business activities that I don't like doing. Dedicate time regularly to expand the business and don't get bogged down in the day-to-day. 3) Succeed in maintaining a daily routine. (Both as a self-employed person and as an employee not required to work specific hours). It is also time to thank you for all the interesting and useful articles.Reply
My friend Pomegranate, You are eating the head and digs. Deal with the economics you understand., And don't bother people in fields unrelated to your business.Reply
Thank you for your offer, despite the blunt tone in which it was given. I will continue with mine, with your permission, and you are welcome to click the unsubscribe button in my email.Reply