The Universal Ledger: Why Life is Just Double-Entry Bookkeeping
In accounting, we live and breathe by a simple, unshakable rule: every debit has a credit. There’s no transaction without balance, no movement without a mirrored response. You can’t sneak a debit into the books without recording its corresponding credit — the universe won’t let you. Funny thing is… life works the same way. Every bad decision? There’s a bad consequence attached. Every good action? There’s a positive return, maybe not instantly, but it always finds its way back. Like in bookkeeping, you can “hide” things short term, but the accounts always reconcile in the end. Why This Matters for You (Especially If You Work in Finance): We’re trained to see the flow of numbers, but often ignore the flow of energy in our own lives: You short-cut self-care? Your “liabilities” stack up — burnout hits. You invest in learning, kindness, honesty? Your “assets” grow — confidence compounds. You put out negativity? Expect it back in some “interest charge” life throws at you....
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