Kate Campbell

framework at the start where you've written down why you've made that investment.

You can come and revisit that in six months, in 12 months, in five years, and you can learn from that and you can improve your financial decision-making process.

Well, considering I don't do it very well myself, I just might do one or two lines.

Yeah.

So, I could probably – what I definitely do is I do have a one-page financial plan of where I'm investing my money for this year, when is it happening, and I break –

down the 12 month into monthly or quarterly installments of what that will look like.

So I do have that.

That is definitely something I have written down and ticked off for the last few years.

I usually review it in the middle of the year and then I kind of have a adjusted from July onwards version because I might be making good progress and I can increase my goals or I might have to decrease them.

But it's the reason for making each purchase is something that

I have been talking about for a long time and still I'm not really doing.

I didn't even write down why I bought my property this year or last year.

Yeah, but I didn't write it down at any point.

Yeah.

I mean, I had the dot points of not on a main road, close to public transport, safe, nice area, near parks.

Give yourself some- I mean, I didn't actually write anything down.

I've been talking about writing things down for years, so there you go.

Yeah.

I just think when you are getting started and it does feel all new and overwhelming, writing things down does help.

Yeah.