Once it’s spent, it’s gone forever
The Road Less Stupid by Keith Cunningham is now in my top 3 books of all time and MIGHT even in the top spot. This is
April 30, 2022
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The Road Less Stupid by Keith Cunningham is now in my top 3 books of all time and MIGHT even in the top spot. This is
Making ongoing smart decisions requires us to separate the outcome from the decision making process. If I made the right decision, but did not get
“Oh, I’m just bad with money.” “Oh, I’m just bad at public speaking.” “Oh, I’m just bad at sales.” “Oh, I’m just bad at [fill
It’s the 30 year old movement you may have never heard of. And yet most of you are a part of it. FIRE is an
Tiger is back! He’s playing in the first round of the Masters today. Do you know what I have in common with Tiger Woods? We
All of your cash outflows are either investments or necessary expenses. There is no place for discretionary spending on your books. But I’m not talking
Divide your On Target Earnings by 2,000 (the number of work hours in a year). That’s the hourly rate at which the market values your
I’ve seen people who make $1,000,000 a year who only have $200,000 saved. I’ve seen people label flying first class as “necessary spending” when trying
You won’t know how much you need until you know how much you spend What gets measured, gets improved If you’re ever on Shark Tank,
“Eating 7 apples on Saturday is not the same as eating an apple a day”-Jim Rohn The difference between our members who check their spending