Trust erodes, and resentment builds. Accountability strengthens connections by showing respect and reliability.
#434. Dad, what happens to relationships when we fail to take accountability? Read Post »
Support helps people grow and learn from consequences. Enabling shields people from necessary life lessons. If you are solving their
#427. Dad, what is the difference between enabling and supporting someone? Read Post »
Avocado toast is not the problem. It is about unnecessary expenses that prevent us from achieving our financial goals.
#362. Dad, what is the avocado toast problem? Read Post »
Letting go to the point of not caring is actually similar to trying to control everything.
#349. Dad, is it advisable to “just let go?” Read Post »
Simply make decisions. Without making decisions, you will remain stagnant, lacklustre and unfocused.
#329. Dad, how do I make progress? Read Post »
Having no direction is an excuse to get one step closer to a more fulfilling life.
#305. Dad, sometimes I feel like I have no direction. Read Post »
Congratulations! You have taken the first step to acknowledging that you have a problem. The rest can be managed with
#304. Dad, my finances are a mess. Read Post »
I like Mark Manson’s definition: “The ability to see one’s own flaws and be accountable for them.” https://azharlaher1.substack.com/p/4-dad-what-is-emotional-self-reliance
#268. Dad, what is emotional self-reliance? Read Post »
Somebody who has insight into the possible consequences of money decisions and the impact on their family and long term
#87. Dad, what is a financially mature adult? Read Post »
Thinking is relatively valueless unless it leads to doing. You can daydream about your goals, but until you start working
#51. Dad, what is the difference between thinking and doing? Read Post »
