The Most Important Thing in Personal Finance: Time and Freedom
Money buys a lot of things. At its most basic–food, shelter, daily living items, etc. In the luxury areas–a really nice car, large home in
Money buys a lot of things. At its most basic–food, shelter, daily living items, etc. In the luxury areas–a really nice car, large home in
Most people would agree that working hard is generally good. There are a lot of advantages to working hard including getting ahead, putting yourself in
We can’t bottle up time or save it in a capsule. Our bodies change, the kids get older, and life in general changes. There are
If you’ve always wanted to write a book but don’t know where to start, this post is for you. A lot of people think about
Money arguments are often cited as one of the biggest marital conflicts leading to divorce. Usually ranking number one or two, depending on what study
As this summer came to a close, my wife and I decided to increase our vacation fund. We’ve thought about doing this for a couple
I’ve written about lifestyle creep a lot. I think it’s one of the biggest inhibitors to wealth building and it’s one of the largest blind
There are pros and cons of living in San Diego. Mostly pros, but there are some cons as well, especially the cost of living. I’ve
Making a fun shift from more serious topics like creating an emergency fund, investing, automating, and paying yourself first–today’s post is building a world-class man
I was inspired to write this post from close friends of mine who recently got married. They had the money conversation well before the nuptials,
“If only I had invested in Amazon, Apple, or Nvidia 15 years ago” or “I knew I should have bought that property 20 years ago
Improving your money habits and systems is the best way to get ahead financially. Set up systems and follow them on a predictable basis. Sounds
Most people want answers. We want money advice to be universal and easily applied. If a billionaire or influencer does this or uses that strategy,
Debt is a tool. Ever heard this? Lots of personal finance experts have made this statement, but it kind of stops at that—leaving many wondering