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4 years ago

Overspending can keep you from achieving your goals true or false

2 answers:

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True for that reason being when you spend to much on wants that will later almost never be used the big picture is still not finished. so in retrospect finishing the main objective is or should be your top priority.

GREYUIT [131]4 years ago

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True... because spending more time for your goal can help us to achieve the objective

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