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Trusted Friends: The Most Valuable Asset in Life (Says This Accountant)

As an accountant, I’m trained to value things. Tangible assets, intangible assets, depreciation, balance sheets—my world is ruled by numbers and logic. But sometimes, life throws in something you can’t record on a spreadsheet (though I’ve tried). Trusted friends. They don’t show up on your books, but believe me, they are your most valuable asset. Let’s break it down—accountant style. 1.  Return on Investment You invest time, love, loyalty, and the occasional therapy session disguised as a coffee catch-up. And what do you get back? Support, laughter, memories, emergency childcare, and a brutal but loving reality check when you need it. The ROI is off the charts. No stock portfolio comes close. 2.  Low Risk, High Reward A trusted friend won’t ghost you when times get tough. They stick around through relationship dramas, money messes, dodgy decisions, and bad hair days. Unlike the markets, their value doesn’t drop overnight (unless you forget their birthday—then a...
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how to deal with being emotionally drained

 You only feel emotionally drained because the people you choose to have in your life, I understand if you have kids you can’t sell them on eBay but you can train them to be a better and thoughtful person through nurture and education.

On the other hand if your dealing with an adult you have to remember this is their brain not yours, you can’t control how they think or act you just have to keep yourself happy and healthy.

You control your thoughts, no one else does

Take back control of you life today

Vx 

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