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# '''How did you balance short-term and long-term goals in your decision?'''
#* A) Do you think prioritizing long-term goals might limit short-term gains, or could it provide more sustainable benefits over time?
#* B) Could focusing on short-term goals potentially jeopardize long-term success, or might it lead to quicker achievements?
# '''What role does risk play in significant financial decisions?'''
#* A) Is risk an unavoidable part of financial decisions, or can careful planning eliminate much of it?
#* B) Do you believe some risks are worth taking for the potential of higher rewards, or would you prefer to minimize risk at all costs?
# '''How might emotions influence financial decision-making, and how can you address them?'''
#* A) Can emotions cloud judgment and lead to poor financial choices, or do they sometimes offer valuable insights in decision-making?
#* B) Do you think it’s more effective to suppress emotions entirely when making financial decisions, or is it important to acknowledge and manage them consciously?


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