The Savings Faucet Framework
On average, new Financial Zen Members have $30,000 in “leaky boat money”. That’s money in their financial plan that’s unaccounted for. It’s either being saved
September 9, 2021
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On average, new Financial Zen Members have $30,000 in “leaky boat money”. That’s money in their financial plan that’s unaccounted for. It’s either being saved
It happened again. This week we met with one of our Financial Zen Members who’s on the fast track to financial freedom. On their current
The easiest way to save is NOT by not spending. But Rick, you talk about not spending all the time! What gives!? Look, saving money by reducing
I’m currently obsessed with how to help people create habits. As I’ve mentioned, the Financial Zen Members who are closest to achieving financial zen are also the ones
Just a friendly reminder to look at your spending over the last week. Don’t judge. Don’t budget. (Don’t JUDGET? Did I just make a new
I found a dime! I found a penny! I forgot my flip flops, and instead of buying the $20 pair at the resort gift shop,
Do you buy Advil, or generic ibuprofen? Q-Tips or Walgreens, cotton swabs? Starbucks coffee, or Safeway brand? Hefty’s “cinch saks,” or CVS garbage bags? When
COVID-19 has shut down the world economy. The biggest financial lesson we can learn from the pandemic is the importance of an emergency fund.
Savers have it lucky. Saving is easy for them because they actually enjoy it. The rest of us have to trick ourselves into saving…manage the
Tis the season for some well-deserved indulgence. You crushed it all year and now it’s time to reward yourself. December was made for too much
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