Passion is a key driver in repetitive tasks. When an investment goes into the passion for the outcome, it reaches much greater heights. Investor must find their intrinsic motivation and have the will to work hard. This can help to break bad habits that maybe hold an individual in a particular state of success or failure judging by the money they have already achieved/ earned
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We all have a clear path of where we want to be in life and love. Whether we are a 6-year-old determined to be the first person to cross a finish line, or an elderly woman dedicated to gaming well into her golden years, some kind of passion is present in every single one of us. It's also present when it comes to money and finance. We always want more money but we are always conflicted about whether such investments will pay off due to the risks associated with them
It takes determination, motivation, and consistency in order to earn returns on investment. But what motivates you - money or passion?
In the dynamic financial system that is modern, many people are motivated to make investments that are persistent in achieving their goals such as making the lifestyle he or she fancies or simply surviving. Money finance is a boon with all the chances it gives in life.
Maybe you have invested in start-ups and now you would lie awake at night wondering what was worth investing your hard-won money on when your investment returned so little, but then many also find satisfaction when their investment does well and according to them it makes them feel alive for some time as well. For us small investors, luck has been our ally forever and has helped us experience this blessing of opportunities with ease. It could be that small investments made a big difference in one’s life that compels anyone to do the same next time.
Although it might seem a little tedious when all the processes of money management seem like walking a straight, long road leading to work, it gets better as time goes on. With discipline and motivation playing a vital role in investing, it gets easier with iterations and consequent successes.
The more we invest, the more of our lives we can diversify for something else. For example, if you're just about overinvested in your lifestyle and regretting every penny you could've invested back in your kid's stories ten years ago.
Investing in what feels most important in our life - passion for something in which we take tons of satisfaction - requires spiritual strength that meaningfulness dons over mere money motives that investment banking has been claiming to show us. As time passes and progress happens to big events (money management), our caution and care will also grow along with them.
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