Financial Freedom
30 Life Lessons from Over a Thousand People Who Have Lived a Full Life
Not too long ago and well into adulthood, I learned a more effective way to tie my shoes (if your shoelaces keep coming untied, you'll want to watch this video). [...]
10 books I wish I read earlier in my life but glad I still read them eventually
Have you ever finished a book and found it so useful that you wished you read it much earlier on in your life? I read on average 1-2 books a week (the silver [...]
Be Financially Free – Lesson 4 – Current Pace
Looks like you're almost ready to get started on your road to financial freedom. So far: You've learned the starting point for your journey is your current net worth and [...]
How to Prevent Money from Ruining Your Marriage – A Step-by-Step Guide
One of the things I worried about before getting married was how we were going to set up our finances as a married couple. I've always had control of my [...]
Be Financially Free – Lesson 3 – How to Get Out of Debt
In the last lesson (if you missed it or want to review it, click here), you calculated your "number". With that "number", you now have a destination as you begin [...]
What Not to Do With Your Tax Refund
Everywhere around me people are rating their accountants. "My accountant is awesome - I am going to get back $3,500." "I'm thinking of switching accountants, he charges me $275 and [...]
Be Financially Free – Lesson 2 – Do You Know YOUR Number?
Most people don't get into a car and just start driving. They usually have a clear idea about where they want to go before they even leave the house. [...]
Be Financially Free – Lesson 1 – What is your Net Worth?
You can't reach your full potential if you are not financially free. If you don't agree, I am happy to discuss. For those who do agree or would like to become [...]
The First Step to Freedom
I thought I was free but really, I'm not. To be free, I thought it was enough to live in a free country like the United States but it's not. [...]