James

You know, how do people want to live their life?

Yeah.

You just might hate them all if you don't have any space.

I mean, people are like, I just need space.

Fair enough.

You said that to an ex-girlfriend once, didn't you?

uh if we just move back to buying an occupied property there's no issue with having nice stuff in your life right like um if you work hard and you're in a position to enjoy those things that's all good i think the main thing is going that um you shouldn't do it at the sacrifice of other pieces of your life if those other things are important and you shouldn't put your head in the sand about it and make much more deliberate choices opposed to just i'm going to do this thing because other people are doing it and i want the thing it's

So essentially, you've just got to have like clear goals for your future.

Where do you want to live?

What lifestyle do you want now?

What lifestyle do you want in the future?

What do you want to be able to do for your kids?

And essentially, we're talking about a financial plan and going like, you know, what is the most efficient way to be able to achieve all those things?

Or can I have these things or not?

Everything's, you know, can't achieve anything until you write down and give it a crack and see what happens.

100%.

Yep.

All right, we'll wrap it up there.

Let us know in the comment section.

Is a bigger owner occupied a good goal or should we just be focusing on being more responsible with our money?