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Sorting finances

More than a year ago, the Spreadsheet Geek (here) had asked to analyse finances and sort them out.
Between income statement, cashflows and budgetting, numbers were flowing in every directions.
The task was over and I felt rich, content and free. Since then, states of affair are reviewed from time to time and outgoings controlled.
None is spend on futility. Time at hand seem infinite. Debts are disappearing
More is spend to create and contemplate how beautiful the now is.
Next steps, shift to cash payments only and no more temptation to dip in the digital money.

What about you?
Have you thought about looking more in details at your finances?
What stop you to open the pandora box of your bank statements?
What is your vision of the future in relation to your finances?
What are your next steps?
I am curious to hear more, do not hesitate to comment this post.




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