Justifying Optimism

Justifying Optimism

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Plus, the inability to spend when you've already saved enough, and the value of scarcity. 

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Plus, how to deal with minimalism, and what happens when everyone makes good financial decisions. Read the article I mention, Grip Strength, by Jeremy Giffon here. 

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