From the moment we’re born, we’re destined for greatness — or so the Instagram quote will have us believe. But in reality, the only thing we’re truly destined for is mediocrity — both financially and in life. “Get good grades, so you’ll get into a good university, land a great job, and secure a comfortable retirement plan.” That’s the narrative society hands us. “Live below your means,” they say. “Build a safety net.” Meanwhile, the financial decisions that shape the fate of our world remain confined to the upper echelons of Wall Street and corporate boardrooms.
Over the past decade, conversations around money management have gained traction, but financial literacy still remains a topic shrouded in mystery for the average person. So, in a world where personal finance is ignored in classrooms and eroded in the workplace, where does one turn for guidance?
