Sam Instone

The calmer, steadier approach to money often wins over the clever, reactive one

Remaining disciplined through the inevitable market downturns leads to lasting success

When people feel their concerns are heard and valued, they are more likely to trust the process

True power of investing lies in its ability to touch areas of life we cherish most

By understanding where our feelings come from and focusing on what’s within our control, we can start to shift our mindset

Rather than striving to make money at all costs, consider how your decisions fit into the broader picture of your life

The ultimate objective is not to accumulate the most wealth, but to lead a life brimming with purpose, happiness, and financial security

Investors often avoid the stock market entirely because they've been burnt once before

It is essential to set boundaries and focus on meaningful work that aligns with our values and goals

Questioning the subconsciously held beliefs can broaden perspective and allow more control in financial decision-making

You could be influenced by friends, family and social media to pursue societal ideals

Cultivating strong relationships with colleagues and clients can yield greater satisfaction than solely pursuing salary increases

Most people accept complex strategies that are sold to them, leaving them feeling overwhelmed and lacking understanding

Staying focused on long-term goals is key to good financial health

Finding your financial purpose can help you design a life that you would be happy to look back on