Recently I was discussing the idea of financial independence (go figure) with one of my coworkers and he made the following remark…
A few months ago I released The Early Retirement Grid, which showed how many years it would take to reach financial independence. Today I want to introduce a similar grid…
When crabs get caught by crab fisherman, they’re tossed in a bucket. The bucket almost always has no lid on it. Why is this?
If you’re unhappy with your financial situation, whether you’re working an unbearable 9-5, paying off a mountain of debt, or any situation where you feel stuck, I have good news…
This past Saturday I graduated college with a master’s degree. I also shared in a recent blog post that my net worth just surpassed $30,000. Today I want to outline the path I took over the last 5 years to reach this position…
To invest in the stock market, you have two options: actively invest or passively invest…
In countless research studies it has been shown time and time again that experiences tend to bring us more happiness than material possessions. But why exactly is this the case?
Imagine that you and everyone around you experiences a significant increase in income. Would you all experience an increase in happiness?
Most people have massive goals of becoming successful, rich, and happy, but very few people are approaching these goals in the correct manner…
I turned 23 this past October and as the youngest employee in my office, I often receive life advice from my older coworkers. Recently an older woman I work with said…
The most uncommon, yet most effective way to reduce spending is to learn to want less…
One of the biggest decisions we have to make in life is to rent or buy a home. Financially speaking, this could be the biggest choice we ever make…
In The War of Art, Steven Pressfield writes about two styles of work ethic: hierarchical and territorial…