Mason has decided to purchase a new bike, which he will ride for fun. He has a very strict weekly budget, and has found a bike he can afford. If Mason wants to consider his short-term and long-term goals, which questions should he ask? Check all that apply.

A. Will other kids think my new bike is cool?

B. Do I want the bike this month, or should I wait and buy it during the summer?

C. Will buying the bike keep me from reaching another goal, like buying a car?

D. Do I really need the bike, or can I get by with my old one for a while longer?

E. How many of my friends have new bikes?

The questions that should be asked by Mason includes the following:

Do I want the bike this month, or should I wait and buy it during the summer?

Will buying the bike keep me from reaching another goal, like buying a car?

Do I really need the bike, or can I get by with my old one for a while longer?

Explanation:

The things that you need to attain in near future say for an instance it may be next day, next week or a month. The things that you want to achieve within a a year or some years refers to your long term goals. Keeping these goals in mind, some of the questions you should ask yourself before you begin your action.

Mason in the given example needs to get a new bike wherein he has a very strict weekly budget. He must first ask himself that whether he should get the bike that month or he can get during summer. He can also ask himself that whether he can go for a car instead of getting a bike. He can also think about getting a bike later with the old one.

B C D

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