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David Sanville
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David Sanville is a financial consultant dedicated to guiding clients in managing finances and making investment decisions to achieve important life milestones like buying a home, funding education, and ensuring a comfortable retirement.
His approach is built on three key components: financial planning, asset management, and risk management, aimed at creating personalized strategies for each individual's financial success.
David emphasizes the importance of having a financial plan, citing statistics that show households with financial plans are significantly more likely to save adequately for retirement.
With a Bachelor of Applied Science in Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering from UCLA, David combines his technical expertise with financial acumen to provide tailored guidance, especially for professionals in the tech industry.
Having worked as a Financial Consultant at Equitable Advisors and as a Founder at Knowvi, along with experience as an Undergraduate Researcher at University of California, Los Angeles, David brings a diverse skill set to his financial advisory roles.
Highlights
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do."
The origin of this quote (which is often credited to Mark Twain) is debated, but its meaning is clear.
In interviews, Jeff Bezos often references this concept with his funny little phrase that he calls the "regret minimization framework". His method is to project yourself forward to age 80 and look back over your life, and ask "did that decision minimize regret"?
Now, the question to ask yourself is, "What are you putting off today?". Not those little items that have been on your todo list for months. That big hairy accomplishment, that adventure of your dreams, that friend you've been meaning to call.
Set sail!
Are you addicted to your phone or social media? If you aren't, I'm sure you know someone who is.
What's your immediate reaction when your phone vibrates or you get a notification? Do you reach for it immediately?
If yes, you've been "Pavloved". If you can't ignore that trigger, you will remain hooked to your device.
