Transcript
This is life. You’re here. You’re in it. And there’s a lot going on. Between your family, your future, and the 24-hour news cycle, it can feel like there’s a lot at stake when you make investing decisions.
Sometimes emotions can lead investors down financial paths that feel right during anxious moments, but may not be best for their long-term goals.
So let’s breathe and remember that a steady, disciplined investing approach can save you stress and money in the long run.
When you make an investing plan that factors in normal market ups and downs, you can feel confident, even during market volatility, that your portfolio is doing exactly what it was built to do.
Because anxious moments are just that—moments. They pass. And when they do, your investing plan will still be there, zen as ever, always working toward the goals you set.
