10-10-10: The Tool That Saved Me From Making a Bad Decision (And Running Out of Gas)

These are great questions to ask yourself before making a decision.
10-10-10: The Tool That Saved Me From Making a Bad Decision (And Running Out of Gas)
The consequences of a decisions become more clear in hindsight. New Africa/Shutterstock
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Experts tell us, and I can concur wholeheartedly from my own experience, that when people admit to the worst financial decisions they’ve made in their lives, they often recall choices made in the grip of visceral emotions such as anger, lust, anxiety, and greed.

Imagine how our lives might be different if we had a couple dozen “undo” buttons to use after these decisions.

Mary Hunt
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