The Life Arbitrage: Permission to Have Dessert | A Financial Planner's Guide on Moving to Portugal
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The Life Arbitrage: Permission to Have Dessert | A Financial Planner's Guide on Moving to Portugal
Sale price
$14.99
Regular price $17.99
You’ve done the math. You’ve built the plan. So why haven’t you gone?
Mark Moberg is a Certified Financial Planner™ who spent twenty-five years helping clients build toward lives they kept postponing. Then he moved his family from Florida to Portugal—and discovered that the real barrier was never the money.
The Life Arbitrage is about the gap between being ready and actually going—the invisible force that keeps financially prepared people frozen in lives they’ve outgrown. Drawing on behavioral finance, two decades of client conversations, and his own family’s three-generation pattern of delayed decisions, Moberg names what most books in this space won’t: that the thing holding you back isn’t a lack of information. It’s a lack of permission.
Inside, you’ll find:
— Why the most prepared people are often the most stuck, and the five patterns that keep them there
— How to recognize when your strengths have quietly become your obstacles
— What financial planners won’t tell you about the real cost of waiting
— A framework for making life-changing decisions—whether that’s moving abroad, changing careers, or simply choosing differently
— The story of one family’s move to Portugal, told with the honesty of someone who almost didn’t go
Part memoir, part behavioral field guide, part permission slip—The Life Arbitrage is for anyone who suspects the life they want is available now, not someday. For anyone who has done the research, run the numbers, and still can’t bring themselves to act.
The table is set. The question is whether you’ll sit down.
Mark Moberg is a Certified Financial Planner™ who spent twenty-five years helping clients build toward lives they kept postponing. Then he moved his family from Florida to Portugal—and discovered that the real barrier was never the money.
The Life Arbitrage is about the gap between being ready and actually going—the invisible force that keeps financially prepared people frozen in lives they’ve outgrown. Drawing on behavioral finance, two decades of client conversations, and his own family’s three-generation pattern of delayed decisions, Moberg names what most books in this space won’t: that the thing holding you back isn’t a lack of information. It’s a lack of permission.
Inside, you’ll find:
— Why the most prepared people are often the most stuck, and the five patterns that keep them there
— How to recognize when your strengths have quietly become your obstacles
— What financial planners won’t tell you about the real cost of waiting
— A framework for making life-changing decisions—whether that’s moving abroad, changing careers, or simply choosing differently
— The story of one family’s move to Portugal, told with the honesty of someone who almost didn’t go
Part memoir, part behavioral field guide, part permission slip—The Life Arbitrage is for anyone who suspects the life they want is available now, not someday. For anyone who has done the research, run the numbers, and still can’t bring themselves to act.
The table is set. The question is whether you’ll sit down.