Mark Cuban, billionaire and Shark Tank judge, has some advice for you—live like a student.
Coming from the top 1%, that might be a tough pill to swallow, and should be taken with a grain of salt. But maybe he has a point.
“Consumers should make a conscious choice to avoid overspending and buying things they can’t afford,” says Cuban. And it’s hard to disagree with that.
We all know It takes money to make money, so building savings is an essential part of any good financial plan. Save a little now, have more to invest a little later.
Living like a student might give visions of ramen noodles and roommates, but if the core of the advice is to give up some square footage or agree to live more frugally for even a couple of years, that’s something maybe we can all get on board with.
It’s really about being mindful.
In my 25+ years as a recruiter, I’ve advised many professionals on the value of intentionality and purpose when searching for a new role. At Norstrem Associates, we’re prepared to guide you through where your attention is best spent.
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