Downsides of Earning money Early in life
You Must Know the Downsides of Earning money Early in life
by Deepa Singh
Are you the one
making money at young age?
This is for you…
Money is the love of everybody’s life. After all, you
need it to preserve the quantity and quality of love and care you share with
your spouse, children, parents, siblings, and loved ones.
What goes through your mind when you earn money for
the first time?
Your mind is
full of dreams to fulfil all your desires and making your loved ones happy
with thoughtful gifts. One part of your mind envisions a bright future, while
another considers ways to spend money to demonstrate your worth to the world.
Everyone wants to earn money as early as possible
in life.
However, there are some significant drawbacks of earning money early in life.
People often neglect life’s core values in the pursuit of money.
Prioritizing earnings lead to compromise a healthy
lifestyle, such as rushing to the office or work without properly starting the
day or saying some warm words to loved ones. Sometimes, it even means living miles away
from family.
Early financial success is tempting for an individual.
You become the talk of the town. People aspire to be
like you. They approach you expecting to get some ‘Guru Mantra’ or seeking your
advice for success. You relish this overwhelming success with open heart.
However, it comes with some complications that you may realize much later in life.
- You do not have time to enjoy life because of your work commitments. You work, while your friends are out having fun and laughing together. This makes you feel disconnect and long for those carefree moments.
- You
never realize the true value of money because it comes easy as pie to you. You tend to use
it for comfort rather than investing it wisely.
- You
make poor financial decisions. You spend hard-earned money on having experiences with
friends. Early financial success makes you confident, but you lack the
experience to make the right investments at the right time.
- You
miss out on learning new skills. Once you enter the tempting world of earning
money, you may not have the time or feel the need to learn advanced skills.
- Expectations
may make you overwhelmed and stressed. People’s expectations are very high from
you. This constant pressure makes it difficult to find time for yourself,
potentially affecting your mental and physical well-being.
If you are the one early financially independent bird.
You need to follow wait and watch policy before you invest it to throw parties for your
friends, trying to make up for the time you missed spending with them.
Your well-being and skills are your best assets.
Invest your best efforts in learning and upskilling yourself now, to avoid regret
later in life, when your peers will be excelling in life with their upgraded
skills and more matured attitude.
As an early financially independent you must maintain
your legacy with good financial planning for future security, retirement, and
peace of mind. It is important to balance with saving and investing wisely. Life
is a long and unpredictable journey, and careful investments can protect you
from unexpected challenges.
Balancing early financial success with personal growth
and prudent financial planning is key to mitigating these downsides.
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