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This is amazing!

Oh, sorry about that, thanks for giving me the link to the guideline, I'll have a look.

For my understanding, I should have used the YouTube link as well as indicate [video] before the title, am I missing something?

Awesome, I'm sending it your way right now :) I'd love to have your feedback on it.

PS: Let me know if you haven't received it or if it's in your spam folder.

Awesome, thank you for sharing, truly appreciate it :)

Interesting, is there a reasokn why you picked the txt format more than another format?

Interesting, what made you switch from spreadsheet to Quicken?

If you want something a bit more complete, have a look at my comment above. Here's the direct link to it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30948979

I wanted to give a try to YNAB, but I realized that it wouldn't work for me since I deal with both Canadian and European back accounts.

If you'd like to keep using a spreadsheet, let me know, I've built something for myself that I sell. Just message me, I'll show you :)

Otherwise, if you don't want to invest in anything pre-built, here's the free version of it, that is still useful in my opinion: https://gumroad.hugohamel.com/l/sheeld-profitloss

(Hopefully that won't be considered as self-promotion, but if it does. Admin/Moderator: just message me so I can change the message, so it's not considered as self-promotion.)

Thank you so much for sharing all these links, they are so useful!

That's really similar to what I do, but I believe that you might be tracking a bit more than I am, on a more granualar level, which is good. I might do some changed based on my process based on what you are doing.

I can totally relate on your journey, I had a similar one. Congrats on your work!

Interesting, I'll look into it, thanks for sharing!

Definitively a good idea to disconnect, it's really important, and definitively need to do it more.

Interesting, I had never heard of Internal family systems before, I'll definitively look it up.

I would just add here that definitively not all therapist are good, and for me I've preferred some coaches, but again not all of them are good. But overall, usually coaches seems to have worked better for me.

Absolutely, both my partner and I have been doing inner child healing work, and it helped tremendously in our relationship.

The article was a good read, thank you for sharing. In the Wealth Dynamics profiling, I am a Mechanic (really close to be a Creator), so that would mean that I am more of an Improver, but my process of improving is through the process of Thinker and Builder. Basically, taking what already exist to create something that would be better down the road. Would that make sense?

That's an interesting perspective, I simply didn't know how to describe it better, how would you express it, I'd love to know :)

That's a really good point and perspective. I would say that I am interested in solving a specific problem or serving a specific use case by improving what already exists (making it better using) through the process of building solutions (being a maker). Would that be more clear?

I agree and that's definitively a good point.

Absolutely!

Thank you, truly appreciate it :)

That's definitively a good perspective, and a great reminder!

I totally agree, that "making the world a better place" has become more of a placeholder than anything else. What I was referring to, is more of about finding problems to solve that will help people. It doesn't have to be a world impact, but if I can help 1 person do 1 thing only 1% better, that's good enough. Because, then, this small improvement can do the same and snowball into something massive that later on could have a ripple effect. That's mostly my goal.

I love that framework! I definitively agree that I could be more specific, and overall, my pleasure is in building things and improving things. Independently of what it is, from coding to manual work. I simply love having these small success and accomplishments.

That's a really good perspective, thank you for the addition, it was quite valuable.

> "I can't change the world. But I can change my world." You're absolutely right on that!

I'm approaching 30, and I've been doing inner work for the last 2 years. I still don't feel perfect about everything, as there's a lot of "inner demons" that are creeping in all the time, but it's a work in progress. I can finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. I was starting to forget who I truly was but the inner work help, and slowly the fog is starting to dissipate and I can finally start to see more and more.

Congrats! And it's awesome what you're building, good job :)