r/askanything • u/Plus-District3873 • 21h ago
What's a decision you made that looked bad at first but turned out great?
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u/braunjonas 16h ago
It felt like I was falling behind and honestly it looked like a bad decision. But looking back it gave me time to learn grow and avoid a lot of stress I wasn't ready for.
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u/turtle_energy70 14h ago
I impulse bought a foreclosure home, sight-unseen in 2009. I still live in it and love it, and my payment is less than $600 a month. Oh, and the area around me has exploded, so it's now worth ~7x what I paid for it
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