Why are bronze medalists happier than silver medalists?
Continue reading →“If you go at your work with half a heart, it will show in lackluster results…”
Continue reading →Making a difference in our lives requires us to be consistent. Saving money, building a business, losing weight, getting into shape, learning something new, relationships, parenting - all require ongoing attention.
Continue reading →78 percent of American full time workers are living from paycheck-to-paycheck. Living that way is really stressful.
Continue reading →For over a year I avoided looking at my retirement plan. Even thinking about it makes me uncomfortable. Finally, I called someone I trust to help me look at my long term savings plan. I won’t sugar coat the experience, it was not fun. I listened and set out a plan. Now I am finally taking action.
Continue reading →I try to remember that it's easier to be 100% when starting something new. It may seem counterintuitive but it’s true.
Continue reading →We all think that money is what limits us. If only I had $10,000 I then could finally do the things I want to do. But is money the limiting factor? I’m not sure.
Continue reading →I read about all of these successful people who sleep for 4 hours a night, then do more before 8AM than I do during the entire day. These stories do not inspire me.
Continue reading →When you look for ideas on how to manage your money, the advice always begins with creating a budget. Then why do so many people ignore this advice?
Continue reading →100% certainty doesn’t matter. It’s about starting and figuring it out as you go.
Continue reading →Planning for the future is one of the most impactful things you can do for financial security. But only focusing on the future can create its own problems.
Continue reading →Saving for a first house, getting in shape or learning the guitar are the kind of things we all want in our lives.
Continue reading →I underestimate how long something takes to get done. Nothing happens fast.
Continue reading →“Will buying this make me happy”? It’s a simple but powerful question.
Continue reading →For most of my life I have had two conflicting goals. I yearn to travel the world with a backpack and faint plan. I also feel the need to build a career, lay down some roots and save money for the future. I had to figure out how to do both.
Continue reading →The push to buy a shiny new toy can be overwhelming. Waiting for a short period will save you a lot of money.
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