I tend to try to project my cashflow 12-20 months into the future, yet of course, the months that are closer are going to be more important to make sure that they are in order, yet sometimes we might be able to see cashflow crunch periods that go out into the future, and more so if we might have various kinds of debt obligations or we might employ debt in our financial strategies (cashflow management) or even if we have family type cost that come up down the road or even business type costs that might go quite a ways out into the future.
Well, projecting cash flow for a year or more can help us ahead of the curve and it's also not going to be easiy with predicting our day to day expenses and there's sudden opportunities that we want to utilize it but it's also more important to keep navigate through them in short way without losing our focus on our long term goals and with such mindset we get to keep ourselves solid while avoiding the blind spots.
Life will never stop throwing unexpected expenses out on us but we need to get through it whether we like it or not and also that's not an excuse to avoid investing on bitcoin. Meanwhile having a short term plan like monthly budget and long term ones like how the next 12 or 24 months is gonna be and stick with it is the key to success no matter what we need to do then we avoid those bumps while making sure stay strong.