Why I send daily emails and why you should read/watch them
“It’s great content, but daily emails feel like a little much. Plus won’t you run out of things to say?” I’ve heard this from a
May 31, 2021
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“It’s great content, but daily emails feel like a little much. Plus won’t you run out of things to say?” I’ve heard this from a
What I’m building for you is almost done! Next week I’m releasing the kraken and it will change our Financial Zen Members’ lives forever And
I know, I know. The links are broken again. In all seriousness, if anyone knows Send Grid and can help me set up my SMTP
What you think about, you become. Whether it’s good thoughts or bad thoughts, they have a way of manifesting themselves in your life. Feed your
It’s tax season. Oh boy! That means you’ll soon be getting your W2’s and 1099’s and you might even hear from some scumbags! Every tax
It’s week 2 of 2021, and I bet your resolutions are still going strong. But will you be going strong on week 52? Good goal
Experts use these three questions to test financial literacy. Only 33% of adults choose the right answers to all three. Take the Financial Literacy Test
Financial complexity can sabotage your ability to protect and provide for your family. But what exactly is Financial Complexity? And how do you know if
We want to help every young family in America conquer financial complexity. As word spread, we grew. But as we grew, we reached our capacity.
Only 17% of financial advisors are legally required to put your interests above their own.* (In finance-ese, that’s called a fiduciary.) Is your financial advisor