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#59. Dad, what is continuous optimization?

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Getting better every day is the only guaranteed path to happiness.

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#58. Dad, how do most adults rate their financial literacy skills?

#60. Dad, what percentage of items would you replace if you lost everything in a fire?

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#222. Dad, is it OK to be wrong?

DAD: Yes. Accept the possibility that you will be wrong. Don’t be arrogant. Be curious.

#204. Dad, tell me about being a perfectionist.

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DAD: Perfectionists are motivated to make the best choice every time. This can lead to decision paralysis.

#349. Dad, is it advisable to “just let go?”

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Letting go to the point of not caring is actually similar to trying to control everything.

#342. Dad, can anger be useful?

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Anger can be useful when it is used to defend the innocent.

#95. What is #1 rule of money?

Spend less than you earn.

#305. Dad, sometimes I feel like I have no direction.

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Having no direction is an excuse to get one step closer to a more fulfilling life.

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