Are you doing enough with your money and your life?

Mathy: "I am on track to hit $2 million net worth in 2025 and I am so going to retire!"

Mindy: "Okay, so have you thought about what you are going to do when you retire?"

Mathy: "I plan to spend $50k to travel to blahblah...after 6 months, I will continue to lead my usual life within my means!"

Mindy: "Within your means? You should dream bigger. Take 2 weeks off to enjoy your mini-retirement now. If you do get bored within these 2 weeks, think deeper on your retirement. What can bring you greater joy and meaning in your life if you do not have a job?"

Mathy is an office worker who is good at numbers and likes to automate and optimize every aspect of his life. He saves a lot of money and does not spend very much. His goal is to reach the $2 million dollar magical mark that screams "Retirement!".

One day, Mathy met Mindy at an event. Mindy is inquisitive and likes to listen to others' experiences and thought process. In these discussions, she learns there are common perceptions that people struggle with. Her ability is to empathize and provides alternative angles to their problems.

The conversation above is one of the many money situations we face. People who have money but live too frugally. People who take large loans to look wealthy. People who struggle and stay in debt that greatly damage their finances.

Are you doing enough with your money and your life?

Tap on Mathy's numbers analysis and Mindy's understanding of perceptions. Both are equally important to achieve satisfaction with money and life.