Category: Personal Motivation
We’ve all seen the catchy headlines and probably even shamefully clicked on a few of them (no shame with THIS article though): “Frugal teacher retires with $2 million in …
Fresh off of my snarky “crowdfund my wedding” post a few weeks back, I have been keeping an eye on the latest crowdfunding trends. What a racket! There was …
Most of us want financial success, yet surprisingly few are successful at it. Why? What is the the defining characteristic of those who achieve financial success? If there’s one …
As my income has grown, expenses have declined, and I’ve grown more and more in tune with my personal finances and long-term goals – an interesting and ironic thing …
One of the most over-used, over-rated, over-hyped financial cliches out there is “spend less than you earn” or similarly spend less than you make”. We’ve all heard it. Many of …
It’s easy to put off saving for retirement until mid-life, take out a 30-year mortgage on a big home, watch cable TV to pass time, rely on student loans …
I’m really in love with the idea of diversifying your income streams. And I don’t mean “diversifying” as a means to survival – i.e. the single mother who NEEDS …
