Save Extra Time and Money Every Month… … by paying yourself. All it takes is a simple mindset change. Repeat after me, “A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Made.” Make this your mantra every time you think about lazy-spending – unnecessarily spending money and time on something that you could […]
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Your support system should be full of people that you trust, and find mutual inspiration. Always remember that it's a two-way street.
Stuck at home? GOOD. You’re lucky, my friend. Focus on the positive, the blessings, of our current situation. Although my job is considered “essential”, I consider myself very fortunate to have a lot more time at home than before. These are the things I’ve focused on, the three ‘RE’s, that […]
This holiday season, during your next stint abroad, or on your next stay-cation, take some time to plan. Plan for the year ahead, the next 5 or 10 years. Just take the time to plan. So many of us struggle to carry out our goals because we let life get […]
Like anything else in life, when we’re looking to make a lasting change, consistency is key. To become and stay fit, we must make habits that work for us. What works for me is focusing on these three fitness habits. To really form and implement these habits to consistency, you […]
Begins with the first step. To know where you want to be, you must first know where you are. Creating a better future is hard work. To keep your spirits up, it will help to know where you started and be able to track how far you’ve come. 3 Steps to Know […]
No offense. I’m calling myself an idiot here too. Though I try everyday to be more like this guy with the overalls – saying “No, thank you,” to debt. Overcome with Budgeting & Schedule: 5 Steps 1. Setup a Budget Spreadsheet. – you’ve got to see the whole picture here. Use […]
… INTEREST Read below if you’re interested (pun intended) in Credit-Adulting in 4 easy steps. 1. Stop throwing away so much money! Start with your credit cards. The average household carries approximately $15,000 in credit-card debt, generating about $2,600 in interest charges per year at an average APR of 16.7%. [Mathematical?] […]