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Developing your own principles

Developing your own principles

Begin with this:

  • What do you value?
  • What do you want to experience in your life?
  • What makes you uneasy or gives you anxiety?

For example: You value financial freedom, and so by principle, you are going to put your extra cash toward repaying debt or building savings or investments.

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