Two years ago, I was 27 years old and like many other 27 year olds. I had a full time job , I had friends. I had a place to live and a car to get me around. Heck, things were pretty... well...…
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I have a friend, who doesn't read this blog, that I've known for most of my life. We used to have a lot in common. We used to both work full time jobs and spend our free time doing things like going…
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When I was 10 years old, I had two visions of what my future would look like. On one hand, I was going to own my own business. On the other hand, I was going to retire by the age of 45. These two…
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These days , I get to wake up without an alarm clock. I get to work on things I care about every day. I get to spend as much time with my family and friends as I want to. I'm eating better than I…
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For new readers who haven't read my early posts, you may not know what my thoughts are on debt. So what are they? Am I leveraged up to my eyeballs, making minimum payments every month while I invest…
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Last week, I linked to Chris Guillebeau's site, The Art of Non-Conformity , in my post featuring an interview with Sean Ogle of Location 180 . I have to credit Sean for pushing me to take a closer…
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Yesterday afternoon, after working all day on a podcast project that I hope will soon come to fruition, I invited a couple of my ex-coworkers over for a cold one. I live quite close to the office I…
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As quite possibly the world's biggest fan of living below your means and the benefits it can bring, I've decided to end the debate today on whether living below your means is a good idea or not. The…
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Although I left my job less than a month ago, I still feel pressure to be producing. I now have all the time in the world to do what I wish, yet even without a boss looking over my shoulder, I have…
Read more →When you think of saving money, what comes to mind? For me, it's cars, houses, boats, clothes and vacations that first come to mind. Saving is usually thought of as a temporary piling up of cash in…
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