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When can I stop doing this?

Posted on 11/23/2006 00:00 AM | Link | Post Comment

OK, you haven't been reading closely, this is a lifestyle change you are putting in place, so this is not a 1 day, 1 week, 1 month or 1 year change, it is a life change. If you really want change, you change, you don't change for a little while and then change back (unless you are a politician, then, I guess you can flip flop and waffle as much as you like).

The changes you put in place with your new financial plan, must be followed and become a part of your day to day life, not just a "quick fix" or a "cut and run" (oh dear, now I am sounding like a Republican). Change, is change, embrace it and know that it is a good thing.

Keep your financial plan on the rails and you'll do just fine! --C8j
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