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Most problems can be solved with simple solutions

Normally, things aren't as complicated as we want to make them out to be. Most problems have simple solutions. What adds complexity is the way we put into action these solutions.

To build wealth for instance, you must spend less than you earn. This is the fundamental rule of personal finance,

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GETRICHSLOWLY

How to get started with difficult tasks

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Why we overcomplicate things

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