DON'T SACRIFICE FUN


 



Good advice for building Wealth and Financial Freedom. Just one difference of opinion though. DON'T SACRIFICE FUN 


... Optimize it. 


In my coaching experience, over the years, 

I have found that many people sacrifice FUN 

to a significant level, leading somewhat boring lives, while 

having a good amount of money invested or in bank / invested. 

(I have myself been guilty of being the boring husband, boring dad) 


Not an ideal situation. 

Not even a situation you want for yourself.

You are forgetting what you are actually earning for. 


If the above visual had to be a warning, 

I would rewrite it and change that to 

"Don't go overboard with FUN" 🤓


That's the other extreme. 

Many people driven by FOMO and YOLO, 

want to have all the fun of their life early on 

and are constantly exhausting their earnings 

and savings for entertainment and 'experiences' 

that they can flaunt to friends or on social media. 

People even take personal loans to fund vacations. 


Hence, "Don't go overboard with FUN" 🤓


Fun is Important, Take it Seriously  


Side Note: FUN is a very important element in the workplace too. 

There is a great book about the significance of Fun at the workplace. 

"FISH: A proven way to boost morale and improve results"




#FUN #CoachHemant #GrowthMindset #PersonalDevelopment 

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