Failproof New Years Resolutions With SCIENCE! - Ep. #54

Can science teach us how to set better financial goals or New Year's Resolutions?

Veritasium's video "Why New Years Resolutions Fail & How To Succeed" can help us understand why new year's resolutions fail. It can also give us the science behind resolutions and goals that stick! Jay explains how these points can be used to make FAST (Frugal. Attainable. Specific. Trackable.) financial goals.

Veritasium Video: https://youtu.be/Pm9CQn07OjU?si=VuOgUGd6ed6mn5qP

In the Main Topic Jay works through a FAST saving goal example that used Veritasium's wisdom. How do you think this example can help you with your goals or resolutions this year? If you need help writing and organizing your financial savings goals, this episode is for you!

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