“Until you learn to manage your emotions, you can forget about managing your money. An emotional being is an impulsive being and impulse is an arch enemy of perseverance. One cannot afford to allow their emotions to dictate their financial actions. (eg, if you spend a lot when you are happy and life is kind enough to give you more sunshine than rain, youll go broke. If you spend a lot when you are sad and depressed and the devil decides to clock double shifts in your life, youll go broke. Be wary of your attitude towards money whenever any emotion is at its peak. Do all you can to manage your emotions before they manage you and in turn manage your money. It is best to keep these two independent regardless of your level of maturity. Wrapping up your self-worth in your net worth is one of the biggest financial mistakes one can make”
