Have you ever found yourself chasing credit card points and rewards, only to end up in debt and feeling like the player on the soccer team who can't defend against the opposition?
If so, you're not alone.
I recently listened to an episode of the I Will Teach You To Be Rich podcast featuring Javier, a man whose spending was driven by emotions and credit
card rewards.
He saw new cards and higher limits as a reward, rather than a hook to get him to spend more and owe more in interest.
Javier's story is a reminder that emotions and rewards can't build a Rich Life on their own.
To become confident with your money, you have to become competent.
One way to do this is to automate your savings and investments, as outlined in The Digital Income's Ultimate Guide to Automating Your Savings and Investments.
The guide explains how you can use tools like automatic transfers, direct deposits, and robo-advisors to make saving and investing a habit.
By automating your finances, you can take
emotions out of the equation and make progress towards your financial goals without even thinking about it.
So, why not take control of your money and start automating your savings and investments?
Saying yes to more opportunities in life is great, but saying yes to debt
and financial insecurity is not.
It's time to turn the page and start making better decisions.
I hope you find this guide helpful, and I encourage you to give it a read.
Your future self will thank you.
Best regards,
