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Lara Casey's avatar

As always, you have me thinking. Really love this advice. Especially, "Delaying gratification isn’t punishment. It’s leverage." Yes!

Chris Ehrenfeld, BOLD Wealth's avatar

I’m glad that line landed. Reframing delayed gratification as leverage changes how it feels: it becomes empowering instead of restrictive.

Diana's avatar

I sure hope young people are paying attention to your advice. It's spot on for all of us.

Chris Ehrenfeld, BOLD Wealth's avatar

Thank you. My hope is that people of all ages see that it’s never too early or too late to make small, smart changes.

Bill Horner III's avatar

Wonderful insights and advice, as always!

Chris Ehrenfeld, BOLD Wealth's avatar

Thank you. Glad this one was helpful. Small financial habits really do add up over time.

Vince Gustafson's avatar

Excellent advice written with clarity!

Chris Ehrenfeld, BOLD Wealth's avatar

Appreciate it! Glad you found it helpful.

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Chris Ehrenfeld, BOLD Wealth's avatar

This is such a great point. The psychology really does matter just as much as the math. Seeing progress creates momentum, and momentum changes behavior. Starting with $50 and letting the win pull you forward is exactly how compounding actually works in real life.