I'm doing 31 things
I had to worry about my survival. You do whatever. I’m covered. Whenever I wanted advice about mutual funds, pretty much the only means, for me to plan my retirement around, he would just insult Mutual funds are a big scam. Thanks. Thanks a lot. I know he tried to tell me about the virtues of index funds. I knew all about them. But lots needed to be debated. Can a person with little money really afford to not have an actively managed fund? The stock market was only about 100 years old. Could the past garantee the future? There was a crisis of capitalism anyway. Wouldn`t a managed fund, however expensive, have more chances to beat the market in this era? Could I afford to make – 50 % ever? Even if it`s long term… Mutual funds are a big scam he would go smugly. Well, I wish he would consider my best hope for retirement with more respect (I wasn’t exactly gonna plan anything around him). He didn’t care tho. He could afford to be flaky because anything he put into funds was play money. Go ahead and play. I have to survive.
Threetimesthree's Life List
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1. focus
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2. Mend my broken heart
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3. be happy alone
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4. be at peace with my family
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5. forgive myself
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6. be happy
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7. travel
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8. believe that everything will be all right
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9. Believe in myself
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10. flourish
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11. be strong
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12. be radiant
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13. Get over being dumped by my ex of 9 years
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14. Work hard but work smart
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15. Get into shape
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16. get my act together
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17. meet deadlines
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18. be more disciplined
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19. meditate every day
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20. stop being so angry
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21. Go to Ireland
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22. change jobs
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23. have at least $10000 in the bank
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24. learn ballet
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25. wake up earlier
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26. stop procrastinating
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27. Be more efficient when working
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28. decide what the hell I would like to do with the rest of my life
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29. read anna karenina
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30. Meet my next deadline
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31. don't sweat the small stuff
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