Changing the way you manage your money takes time. Over the next four weeks, we'll be focusing on how to keep yourself accountable and maintain long-term success. Presented by Fidelity.
If you've been following along with this year's Master Your Money Bootcamps, you know we've made some major strides with our money.
Part of keeping up your motivation is recognizing that dreams and goals can change, and it's OK to change your plans along with them. In our fourth Bootcamp, we'll be checking in on our progress so far, revisiting our goals to make sure they're still the right ones, taking some time to reflect on the importance of patience in the process, and establishing a system to make sure our money continues to serve us in building our dreams.
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