Shrey Sankhe

Wealth leaks through convenience. Swipe, tap, click—it’s frictionless. That’s good for businesses, bad for your balance. Friction flips the script. By making spending slower and saving faster, you bias your behavior toward keeping more. Maybe that means separate accounts, delayed transfers, or locked systems. Small barriers make a big difference over time. Friction is discipline without willpower. The harder you make it to undo progress, the stronger your compounding becomes. Friction makes...

Finances get tangled fast—subscriptions sneak in, expenses pile up, and accounts drift. Chaos is normal, but control is optional. A weekly reset puts order back into the system. Just a short ritual can prevent long-term stress. The reset isn’t about micromanaging; it’s about reviewing, realigning, and removing friction. You catch leaks before they turn into losses. You update progress so motivation stays alive. You leave each week cleaner than you started. When you repeat this rhythm, control...

Businesses don’t wing it with money—they follow rules, categories, and structures. Your personal finance deserves the same approach. When you treat yourself like your own CFO, cashflow gets disciplined. You stop hoping, and you start planning. Set allocations for savings, investing, and expenses like departments in a company. Review financials regularly, not occasionally. Pre-set rules create predictable outcomes. You’re the business, and profit is personal. When you pay yourself like a boss,...