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Why do New Year’s resolutions fail? We explore Dr. Anderson’s insights on abandoning the “all or nothing” mentality and overcoming the sunk cost fallacy. Instead of rigid resolutions, embrace a philosophy of continuous improvement by setting SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals. Learn to leverage the time risk paradox: the longer your investment horizon, the greater potential for growth. Implement ruthless automation to streamline finances and reduce reliance on willpower. Financial success is a marathon; focus on small, consistent actions and view setbacks as feedback, not failure.
By Ryan AndersonWhy do New Year’s resolutions fail? We explore Dr. Anderson’s insights on abandoning the “all or nothing” mentality and overcoming the sunk cost fallacy. Instead of rigid resolutions, embrace a philosophy of continuous improvement by setting SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals. Learn to leverage the time risk paradox: the longer your investment horizon, the greater potential for growth. Implement ruthless automation to streamline finances and reduce reliance on willpower. Financial success is a marathon; focus on small, consistent actions and view setbacks as feedback, not failure.