A blaring alarm goes off on my phone, instantly jolting me awake. I fumble around in bed trying to locate the source of the shrieking sound. I find my phone and manage to cease the noise. Here we go again…
I am challenging myself to increase the amount of time I invest in myself in 2017. I want to become a better investor, a more well-read individual, a better writer, a better content producer, a better son, a better friend…
Over the past 30 days I have made over $1,000 through online side hustles. Here’s how I did it…
There exists a disconnect between the personal finance community and the self-improvement community that should not be there…
Last night I watched a documentary called Do More With Less, a project that followed and interviewed hundreds of hikers seeking to traverse the Pacific Crest Trail…
I believe that every single human on this planet has a purpose. I also believe that 90% or more of people never get the opportunity to embrace their purpose to their full ability…
I firmly believe that a deep understanding of psychology, philosophy, and work ethic can all be combined to shorten the path to financial independence…
In this month’s net worth update I hit a major milestone…
If you ask most personal finance bloggers what the number one piece of advice is for obtaining financial independence
they’ll likely tell you the sacred mantra of the early retirement community: spend less than you earn…
Everyone loves seeing the results of their hard work. We love being recognized for all the time and effort we spent working towards a goal. We enjoy the pat on the back, the applause of approval…
From December to January my net worth inched upwards by $639…
I’m currently reading Harry Browne’s How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World. Within the book he outlines the most common “traps” people fall into that prevent them from finding freedom and ultimately happiness within their lives…
I recently turned 23 this past October so I decided to reach out to other personal finance, early retirement, and freedom-seeking bloggers to ask them a simple question: “Where were you at 23?”