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Episode 6: Two Buckets, One Plan
Are you making decisions with only half the information? If you’re not thinking in both buckets - today and tomorrow, you might be setting yourself up for financial blind spots. In this episode of I’ve Heard Worse, Sara McCullough breaks down how to track your numbers, anticipate future spending, and avoid common DIY planning mistakes.
Key Points:
Do you have answers in both buckets? - Many people plan for today but ignore how their choices impact tomorrow. You need a clear picture of both.
They can’t pull the wool over their own eyes - Business owners must recognize that every decision affects personal finances—no more fudging the numbers!
Tax strategies are very much the opposite of common practices - The way you handle taxes in retirement is not the same as during your working years—get ahead of it!
We rarely see our own situation clearly - Emotion clouds judgment. An objective expert can help you see blind spots and make better financial choices.
I still hear your voice in the back of my head - A strong plan keeps you accountable, even when no one is watching.
Resources
Sara McCullough on Web | LinkedIn | Email | Instagram
Organize Your Financials - with 45 days free trial period
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By Sara McCulloughAre you making decisions with only half the information? If you’re not thinking in both buckets - today and tomorrow, you might be setting yourself up for financial blind spots. In this episode of I’ve Heard Worse, Sara McCullough breaks down how to track your numbers, anticipate future spending, and avoid common DIY planning mistakes.
Key Points:
Do you have answers in both buckets? - Many people plan for today but ignore how their choices impact tomorrow. You need a clear picture of both.
They can’t pull the wool over their own eyes - Business owners must recognize that every decision affects personal finances—no more fudging the numbers!
Tax strategies are very much the opposite of common practices - The way you handle taxes in retirement is not the same as during your working years—get ahead of it!
We rarely see our own situation clearly - Emotion clouds judgment. An objective expert can help you see blind spots and make better financial choices.
I still hear your voice in the back of my head - A strong plan keeps you accountable, even when no one is watching.
Resources
Sara McCullough on Web | LinkedIn | Email | Instagram
Organize Your Financials - with 45 days free trial period