Value-based Planning...

Hello Monday!

Here’s an idea from this book, the Universal Principles of Design, that was gifted to me when I was 18. I came across the Ikea Effect which talks about;
The level of effort invested in creation corresponds to its level of valuation, meaning:

High Effort = High Valuation
Low Effort = Low Valuation

This applies to all concepts of life. You might have noticed every time you pay a premium for ANYTHING (like your webinars nowadays, a skillshare account, that expensive meal na hanggang lalamunan lang…), you either pay attention to it or you savor every moment of it.

You might even remember when you were freely given baon every day to school and without a worry, you happily spend it on things which cost more than your lunch. And now that you’re working, you realize that your parents are right. It’s not that easy to find the money. It takes time and effort.

Opposite to those scenarios, we probably take for granted the things we get for free. I know I have, like the many, many webinars I attended last year because it feels like it will be there forever.

As a financial planner and an investor, it’s easy for me to stay invested for the long term because I value financial independence and freedom in the future. This is why I can sacrifice some things today and am confident with the waiting and sowing seasons.

Here in Design your Finance, we focus on the value you would want as a client. You get a FREE consultation with us and we want you to be involved in the whole process. So to stay invested, all you need is to allocate a little bit of your time, money, and efforts in your journey towards financial success.

Book a discovery call with us and see if we align with your goals and values. Again, it’s FREE so we can help you make the first step forward.

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