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Ten Money Lessons From March Madness
03/25/08 - 10:11 AM EDT
9. Tempo Can't Be Ignored
A big part of winning games is for teams to set the game tempo to their liking and strengths. Games played at their rhythm and not the other team's are much easier to win. In the same way, you want to play to your strengths when it comes to personal finances. Understanding what motivates you and your family to stick to a budget and to create an atmosphere where those motivations are ever present makes reaching financial goals a lot easier.10. Staying Calm Wins Games
March Madness games come with a lot of pressure. They are played over national TV with the best teams across the nation. For a team to win, it must learn how to respond to the pressure without panic and keep to its game strategy. The same is true with personal finances. There will always be times when things go unexpectedly, and you will be under pressure to change from your game plan. Having the patience and being able to remain calm when others would normally panic and make mistakes will not only help you survive these situations, it may even show you opportunities to improve your finances.How to thrive while the big banks falter.
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