If you’re under 35 try consider replacing all resolutions with equivalent make-more-money resolutions. Examples: Exercise more = +10k for a 3x/week personal trainer Eat better = +10-60k more for eating out at salad places/exec chef Learn stuff = +5k-15k for personal coach
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Solving problems with money is more efficient in proportion to how much you value your mental effort resources for other stuff you enjoy more. If those activities pay on a leveraged way, the trade off is 100% worth it.
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Why under 35? Because concentrating your mental resources on your comparative advantage creates a kind of high-drive exhausting raw energy positive feedback loop that I’ve only seen younger people handle well. And that loop is what creates the surplus to pay for other stuff.
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The older you are the greater the financial surplus you need to achieve the same level of attention concentration on a core positive feedback loop. Money is a more achievable kind of leverage when you’re younger though you need it more badly when you’re older.
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Why does leverage drop with age? Because of less time left for investments in your core abilities to compound?
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Lots of factors but that’s the net effect
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