The Cost of Waiting - 242

<p data-key="176"><span data-key="173"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content="true">For 16 years, my mom drove the same car until it</span> <em data-slate-mark="true"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content="true">literally</span></em> <span spellcheck= "true" data-slate-content="true">wouldn't drive anymore.</span></span></p> <p data-key="184"><span data-key="183"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content="true">Despite knowing it was time to get a new one, she just kept putting it on hold. </span></span></p> <p data-key="184"><span data-key="183"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content="true">And when her car finally did go kaput, she ended up spending a lot of money on a car she didn’t</span> <em data-slate-mark="true"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content="true">really</span></em> <span spellcheck= "true" data-slate-content="true">love.</span></span></p> <p data-key="188"><span data-key="187"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content="true">We often think that taking action early will be MORE costly than waiting it out.</span></span></p> <p data-key="192"><span data-key="191"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content="true">But that's rarely ever true.</span></span></p> <p data-key="196"><span data-key="195"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content="true">In today’s episode of the podcast, I’m getting really real with you about taking action to improve your family situation and what's likely to happen if you continue to wait.</span></span></p> <p data-key="196"><span data-key="195"><span spellcheck="true" data-slate-content= "true">https://lessdramamoremama.com/242</span></span></p>