Category: Personal Motivation
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 …
We all have different reasons for being interested in personal finance. – Getting out of debt. – Buying the shiny, latest new thing. – An education, a home, retirement. …
I have a question for you. It’s a question that, at its root, is the single biggest driving force behind wanting to improve our personal finances – whether we …
We, as Americans, work too many hours. If you don’t believe so, check out the following data points that compare us to our peers around the world. American Work-Life …
“The Daily Special” When I worked in the restaurant business back in high school as a busboy at a pancake house (no shame in that), I remember walking back …
