What are you still doing here, the blog post is done. Shoo. Ok fine, I’ll say it again. Mint.com changed my life. This is not a fanatical statement. I don’t say it with the wide-eyed fervor of a zealot proselytizing his chosen idol, but with the calm...
Don’t stop learning! Read! It’s a life-long pursuit. Most college graduates never read another book after college. Millionaires, on the other hand, read a non-fiction book every month. See below a list of great books that I have read...
Rather than thinking about expenses in terms of money, I want you to consider expenses in terms of your time. Calculate how much money you make per hour; then consider how much of your time is being spent to acquire your next purchase. You aren’t spending...
Ever wonder what the “rich” spend their money on? I found an answer online (see monthly summary below): The Consumer Expenditure Survey, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), September 2015 (latest available), higher income before taxes table. I...
I read a good article in Strategic Finance magazine (yep, I’m that big of a nerd) and thought I would try to summarize their article on how to develop and grow your critical thinking skills. Critical thinking, IMHO, will help you, in most aspects of your life,...
Per a recent bankrate.com survey, people age 18-36 spend $2,300 more per year, than those age 37 and older, on groceries, gasoline, restaurants, and cellphone bills. 98% of people age 18-36 have a smartphone, I wouldn’t have thought it possible for 98% of...
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