
How To Address Fear Around Money: Knowledge and Skills
No matter how much money you have, or don’t have, there will be bouts of fear and anxiety around money. That there’s not enough money,

No matter how much money you have, or don’t have, there will be bouts of fear and anxiety around money. That there’s not enough money,

When marginal gains clump together they create something great. In Atomic Habits, James Clear writes about the “aggregation of marginal gains” citing the British cycling

When I first heard about Financial Independence Retire Early (FIRE) several years ago, I was all in. Gain financial independence as quickly as possible then

People work best when they have a plan. For money, that plan often includes an order of operations, or a step by step guide of

Outdated money rules. We grew up with them and don’t think twice about why they exist or why we subconsciously follow them. We just kind

In personal finance, there are endless ways to optimize. Like using leverage to buy real estate, diversifying across a range of investments, driving the least

You’ve probably heard the same old story before with money. Start early, the earlier you start the better, time is your greatest advantage to create

We crave safety and want the guarantees. Saving money in a savings account feels like one of those guarantees. But there are few guarantees in

We live in a world full of comparisons. Social media posts, friends, neighbors, relatives, etc. It’s easy to fall into the comparison trap, but there’s

When people think of spending, they usually think of some product or experience. There’s another way to spend though, and it’s on your financial freedom.

A few weeks ago, I walked through a large hardware store and got a case of shiny object syndrome. So many cool things to buy:

“I don’t know, I feel guilty about hiring a housekeeper. It’s expensive. But I work all week and then end up spending an entire weekend

Why do we so often optimize for money over time. We almost always do it, but why? I know I’m guilty of it. Time

Retirement is often talked about as the Holy Grail of personal finance. The end game where you’ve “won” with money and no longer require an