Ideally, personal finance decisions
are about allocation, rather than about catch-up. There is a fundamental difference
between having the money, and deciding how/if to spend it, and deciding/discovering
what you want/need and then figuring out how to finance it. It is the difference
between treading water, and swimming. There are good ideas, and there are good money-making
ideas. Tying the two too closely adds a “but how does this make money” filter
onto everything. Sorting out the generic “money-problem”, and then deciding
what to do with the money the Capital generates is a completely different gig. Capital
can be an Engine. A small Engine provides a Base. It covers what you need to
survive. A bigger Engine can become a Muse that can power you through the waves.
In the direction of your choosing. A large Engine can empower a Community. Turning
the waters we face from something we struggle against, to something that
connects us all.
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