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A dream rarely arrives with a price tag attached. It arrives as a picture, a house with a certain kind of light in it, a child walking across a graduation stage, a morning with absolutely no alarm set. The number comes later, if it comes at all.
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There is a particular kind of postponement that happens with a child's education fund. It sits somewhere near the top of every parent's mental list, and yet, somehow, it is rarely the first thing actually funded.
A rally does something quiet to a portfolio. Nobody moved a rupee, nobody made a single trade, and yet the allocation on paper looks nothing like the one originally built.
Most people can state their insurance cover with confidence. A number, usually round, usually chosen years ago, ₹50 lakh, ₹1 crore, whatever a colleague suggested or an agent recommended at the time. Fewer people can explain why that particular number was chosen, or what it was actually meant to protect.
There is a particular kind of arithmetic that shows up around the mid-career years. Two large numbers, both important, both circling the same monthly surplus.
There is a particular kind of excitement that shows up when a mid-cap fund posts a number well ahead of the rest of a portfolio. The temptation is immediate, shift more toward what is clearly working, chase the number that is currently winning, let the rest of the plan catch up later.
A six-month sabbatical occupies a strange place in most people's minds.
There is a version of investing that plays out entirely in hindsight, where every dip was an obvious entry point and every peak was an obvious exit.
A will carries a strange association in most people's minds, something for later, something for the very wealthy, something that belongs to a much older stage of life. It sits in the same mental category as a topic too heavy to bring up at dinner, easy to postpone indefinitely because postponing it costs nothing today.
A milestone sitting two or three years away calls for a very different conversation than one sitting twenty years out.
