Our immediate gratification, consumption-driven culture never ceases to amaze me.
Apparently, somebody has statistics to show that a good marriage is built on a solid foundation of debt. Oh, and they are in the loan business.
"Big hat, no cattle" is a scenario for a doomed marriage.
- You can never save enough on a want to rationalize the purchase on price alone.
- What does the early bird do with all of those worms?
- Happiness takes effort and without effort the default is misery.
- Isolation and apathy are poor substitutes for contentment.
- When making plans the best tactic is to be flexible.
- If a task is not worth a 100% effort then give it none.
- Proficiency at prioritization is a prerequisite for progress.
- When in doubt use logic instead of emotion.
- Faith can be more powerful than logic but it comes with a price.
- Show me a broke person and I’ll show you a person without a life plan that has poor budgeting skills and a victim’s mentality.
- Our ability to rationalize a poor decision is both a virtue and a curse.