You Need to Be the Thermostat, Not the Thermometer, Here’s Why
23 Sept 2024 · 0 min

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In this conversational excerpt, Brian Kaskavalciyan and Speaker A discuss the "thermostat vs. thermometer" metaphor to illustrate personal agency in achieving financial goals. A thermometer merely reflects past results, while a thermostat actively sets the desired temperature. Applied to income, the speakers argue that setting higher income expectations (acting as a thermostat) can propel individuals beyond their current earnings, even if the ultimate target isn’t immediately reached. By progressively raising one’s income thermostat—from $80k to $100k, then $200k—people can break through previous limits and accelerate financial growth.










