Binoculars have two lenses (a couple) looking at the same view (personal finances). One eye is stronger than the other, so the binocular lenses are adjusted to compensate to provide the best, clearest view. Both “eyes” (people) see the same view, but until the binoculars are focused, they cannot see the clearest view. Even then, they will each value an event, a color or shape more than the other. We all see value differently, but we must concentrate on refocusing the lenses to see the clearest and brightest view of what we value the most…and to get the best view of a financial future that will endure the stress of a pandemic or other unexpected “life” events.
A single person's view is like a telescope. You might focus on one star and miss the milky way. Choose a close friend or trusted professional to look through your financial binoculars with you so you may see the whole future more clearly. The view will constantly be changing. Set a time monthly, quarterly, or annually to focus and refocus to direct your finances toward the future you value.
Everything has changed this spring! Now is the perfect time to refocus your financial future. Adjust the lenses until you discover the path that leads toward the life you value. Enjoy the trip!
A single person's view is like a telescope. You might focus on one star and miss the milky way. Choose a close friend or trusted professional to look through your financial binoculars with you so you may see the whole future more clearly. The view will constantly be changing. Set a time monthly, quarterly, or annually to focus and refocus to direct your finances toward the future you value.
Everything has changed this spring! Now is the perfect time to refocus your financial future. Adjust the lenses until you discover the path that leads toward the life you value. Enjoy the trip!
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