Money and You: Have you ever considered what are your expectations from your money? Why is money important to you? Money is where our internal self and external self meet and engage. Internal self: Your life values – each and Read More …
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Money and You Part 3
The connection between Our Inner Self➡ Heart, Soul, Thoughts, and Feelings and Our Outer Self➡ Physical Body and Social Relationships plays a crucial role in shaping our financial life experiences. The greater the gap between our Inner Self and Outer Read More …
Money and You Part 2
Money handling includes skills but it also goes deeper to emotions – Below are some common struggles and challenges people face around money: 1. Feeling stupid around money decisions 2. Avoiding numbers, cheque books, Bank account statements, insurance policies, investment Read More …
Money and You
How do you unknowingly harm yourself when it comes to money? 1. Overspending on shopping. 2. Undervaluing your work and charging less. 3. Not being prepared to save for the future. How do you unknowingly become a slave to money? Read More …
Happy Navratri
Let’s move towards Money Maturity on this Navratri : It’s a process of understanding the Spirit & Value of Money True fulfillment comes from living the life to the fullest, regardless of one’s financial status. Feeling at ease with money Read More …
Emotional Risk #3
As markets fall and fear rises, it’s only human to lose the ability to distinguish between a temporary decline and a permanent loss. “This time is different.” These four words capture what one of the great investors and philanthropists once Read More …
Emotional risk #2 (cont.)
Instead of calling ourselves investors in stock, we could call ourselves owners of the companies. Stocks ❌ Companies ✅ Investors ❌ Owners ✅ Investors in the stock❌ Owners of companies✅ Q. What are stocks ? Seasoned successful companies Q. what Read More …
Emotional Risk #2
In most areas of life, lower prices are seen as a good thing, but in investing, they’re often viewed as bad. This is a natural reaction, but acting on it can lead to long-term regret. We tend to feel good Read More …
Emotional Risk #1
Emotional Risks in Long-Term Equity Investing In equity investing, your emotional response can be more critical than the market’s actual movements. #1 Emotional Risk Market losses are felt much more deeply than gains. For example, a 30% gain might seem Read More …
Market Timing and Selection
Market Timing and Selection To generate real-life returns, one must focus on: 1.Process and Planning 2.Asset Allocation 3.Diversification 4.Selection 5.Managing Your Behavior The portfolio composition can control only 10% of long-term real-life returns. 90% includes: 1.Your personal value-based plan 2.Percentage Read More …