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Developing a Super Bowl-Like Game Plan for Your Money

February 6, 2016 Leave a Comment

Joni Lindquist wrote for Financial Planning Association of Greater Kansas City: “It occurred to me that building a Super Bowl team has some similarities to building your own personal financial plan. The obvious one is that both require discipline to be successful. A great football team needs the discipline to follow the game plan, with individuals executing their assigned task on every play. It takes physical discipline to get in shape to play the game at the highest level. When it comes to personal financial planning, it also takes discipline to stick to your plan and dedication to advance your career and increase your income.” Here are the suggestions: Clarifying and setting goals, building a plan, and taking action. (kansascity.com)

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