Tortured Poets Department: 5 valuable money lessons from Taylor Swift’s new album
Also Read: Baby Reindeer on Netflix: Unveiling the hidden money lessons every viewer needs If you have teenagers at home, they will tell you that this song sounds like Olivia Rodriguez's 'Get Him Back’. But pay attention to the words here: Whether I’m going to be your wife/ or I’m gonna break your bike/ I haven’t decided yet/ But I’m going to get you back. A smart investor knows how important it is to have a backup plan because you know how financial markets can see downturns.
When a bear mauls you suddenly, then you cannot turn your tail and run. Stop and think. You always have an option where you can ‘break his bike’.
Your goal is clear: you need to have that success back. Is this a heartbreak song about her relationship with the British lad Matt Healy, or is it about the innate strength of ‘Tay Tay’, a world heartthrob? ‘I’m so depressed/ I act like it’s my birthday every day’ she sings, also saying, ‘I cry a lot/ but I’m so productive/ It’s an act’ If a young singer can speak about working through a heartbreak and finding inner strength to carry on, then what’s stopping you - a savvy investor - to learn from your mistakes, pull yourself together to succeed again?!
Also Read: Ajay Devgn starrer ‘Maidaan’: 3 key money lessons investors can learn from coach SA Rahim So many people we know get into relationships, even marry those bad boys who sweet talk them and then dump them (as she sang in her earlier song: I’m an Aston Martin that you steered straight into the ditch/ Then ran and hid). Most people carry that delusion that they can fix the worst mistakes of their lives somehow.
