Dean Graziosi argues that your problems won't get smaller without action. Pick one financial habit you're avoiding and one physical habit, say it out loud, then take one tiny step. The momentum compounds and solves the bigger stuff.
Approaching any meaningful thing means short to medium-term discomfort, whether that's something in your financial life, for example, taking money that you could spend on fast food and investing it into the stock market. And I want you right now to identify one behavior in your financial life that you know you could improve, but you've been avoiding improving. I want you then to think about something in your physical life. An area of avoidance in your physical life. Everything always gets harder and more expensive. The opportunities that you've been avoiding cultivating and the problems that you know you must solve now, because they're never going to be smaller than they are right now. And if you think they are, you're lying to yourself. Say the words, I am avoiding blank. Shrink the entry point to a point of immediate action and move, and you will see the dominoes fall.
