When it comes to your finances and your money habits, small is better than big. We often discount the small steps, thinking they are too insignificant to make a big impact. But, there is magic in small.
Here are just some of the ways that small is better when it comes to your money.
- Small monthly contributions over time vs one lump sum contribution later means more time in the market
- Example- $500 per month over 40 years (240,000)= 2,678,185 vs. $240,000 for 10 years= $622,498
- Small habit changes now means building a strong foundation with your money
- Small savings each month add up to affording the things that matter later
- Small mindset changes, like rewriting internal scripts that were ingrained from childhood means gradual change
- Small and steady allows for you to sustain the changes
- Small steps lead to massive transformations
- “Dripping water hollows out stone, not through force but through persistence.”- Ovid
- “A river cuts through rock, not because of its power, but because of its persistence.” James N. Watkins
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