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To make the best decisions for the future, it's important to look to the past. Embrace the tried-and-true strategy of diversification for a well-balanced 2024.

Discover the paradox of crowd behavior in investments. Harness the wisdom but beware the madness. Can you navigate both?

In the realm of goal-setting, the SMART acronym has long been hailed as a beacon of guidance. Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, Tangible – it's the formula that promises the path to success. Yet, for many of us, it's become a rigid and uninspiring template, one that funnels the concept of planning and achievement into a starkly linear framework that appeals solely to the rational side of our brains.

The strongest foundation for building a successful and satisfying financial life is a clear understanding of what is truly most important to you.

The 80/20 rule suggests that 80% of an outcome is the result of 20% of the effort put in. This rule can be applied to personal finance in the following ways.

Stories of miracle investment recoveries can create unrealistic expectations. Context and perspective are important in both investments and hip surgery recovery to temper day-to-day fluctuations and focus on long-term goals.