In this era, you and I have felt the weight of life, especially the current economic situation and job market, which makes people sigh: "It's really hard to live now!" "There is a group of insiders, frowning, warning us that the cloud of "asset depreciation" may creep over us in the next two years. I'm here to talk to you about this, especially three things that are best avoided in this situation.
Let's talk about buying a house. I remember someone saying that the real estate market is a roller coaster ride right now, and you don't know what the next moment will be. Indeed, the volatility of house prices is dizzying. In some cities, housing prices have recovered slightly, but that is short-lived. Housing prices are still going down in most places. I have a friend who spent a lot of money to buy a suite a while ago, but it didn't take long for the house price to go up, and he directly lost hundreds of thousands. So, I would say that if you have a stable place to live now, there is really no need to rush into this volatile market. Wait, wait until the market stabilizes.
Let's talk about investment and entrepreneurship. The current market is simply a big maze, and you don't know what to expect around the next corner. The news of corporate layoffs is endless, and entrepreneurship seems to have become a lifesaver in the hearts of many people. But I would like to say that starting a business or investing at this time is too risky. There are people around me who are full of enthusiasm to start a business, but the result is either a lot of money or time in vain, and in the end, it doesn't work. The market is so unpredictable, are you really ready? If you don't know enough about an industry, jumping into it is almost suicidal. I suggest that the best strategy right now is to wait and see, learn, gain experience, and wait for the right moment.
Finally, let's talk about overdraft spending. Nowadays, the pursuit of a high quality of life seems to be the goal of many people. I totally understand that who wouldn't want to live a better life? But when your income isn't as good, overspending will only make your life even more stretched. I have a colleague who doesn't have a lot of money, but he just likes to buy famous brands, and he ends up worrying about his credit card bill every month. It's too tiring to live these days. Really, reasonable consumption according to one's own income and living in the moment is the king. Don't let things that look glamorous get in the way of your future.
See, although the economic situation is not ideal, as long as we are cautious and smart enough, we can always find a way to live a good life. In this era of uncertainty, staying calm and making wise choices can make us more relaxed in the days ahead. After all, life isn't just about what is in front of you, it's also about poetry and distance, right? I really want to know what you think, maybe you have better methods and ideas, welcome to leave a message to share, let's discuss together!