English to French Bus/Financial Linguistics

OK, I'm one paragraph away from finishing this book, and this sentence is killing me! I just don't understand what the author means by the part between **.
This book is about 'auditing' your own life to make the better of it. This sentence is part of the conclusion, after the work is done and whoever did audit their life has become someone else ('the new you', 'the resulting you'), someone more like what they really wanted to be.
The whole book used financial jargon, as the author made an analogy between 'time' and 'money'. Time was the 'currency' of the book, the thing you wanted to have a lot of by the end.

"Most important of all, as one thing leads to another, as it inevitably will, **make sure you keep on reassessing and re-evaluating the resulting you from the profit and loss of your life actions**."

mille fois merci! :-)))