#7. Bam! The Small Economies of Pleasure nails what frugality really is, how spendthrifts perceive frugality, and why the perception of frugality as suffering and deprivation is inaccurate. If you’re looking to improve your financial health and think a healthy dose of frugality is both necessary and scary, read this post. #6. Making little bets is a [...]
Read more →#7. Life ebbs and flows. Life takes you in one direction, then things shift. These shifts are the backdrop for the choices you make in life. As circumstances change, you make choices and those choices mold your future. Len Penzo shared a great list of suggestions for how to make the most of your decision [...]
Read more →#7. Here are my takeaways from Moolanomy’s post this week on taking action with your investments. The vehicle of progress is change. The catalyst for change is action. The perfect is the enemy of the good. If you want to see change in your life, act. Your actions don’t have to be completely right in [...]
Read more →These are a few of the lessons I’ve learned from studying trading in the stock market over the last month. If I wait until everyone else is doing it, it’s too late to get on board. I can’t react based on what’s happening right now. I need to be aware of what’s going on around [...]
Read more →I’ve learned that the best way to avoid getting into really bad situations is to know how to get out before you get in. Don’t get yourself into a situation you don’t already know how to get yourself out of. Things that you think shouldn’t happen, will happen. So have a plan for how to [...]
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