On the ChooseFI Facebook group today, a member asked the audiences to pick two out of eight choices. I see a lot of two number responses with no explanation – 1 & 2, 3 & 4, etc. etc.
I personally prefer to understand others’ thought process, but I also understand the need to give my own responses.
If you read my response below, you will know this is deserving of a blog post. Continue reading
There is a saying, “just tell me where I am going to die so I can never go there.” While the process of dying doesn’t work exactly that way, the saying speaks to the importance of avoiding mistakes instead of seeking perfection. Continue reading
I have a confession to make.
I have been a bad boy; I have been very bad. Continue reading
Nick Loper, online business owner and the host of the Side Hustle Nation show, recently published a podcast in which he candidly discussed his four common advantages and his specific top ten advantages. Continue reading
(Spoiler Ahead) As one of the most anticipated series ended in a dud, surprising and angering fans across the world, I can’t help but wonder how much time a fan spent watching Game of Thrones.
I actually watched the first episode many years ago. I remember it being very convoluted and didn’t get hooked, (fortunately for me.) Continue reading
Before July 2018, I never ran a mile consecutively, or I didn’t remember ever running a mile in my life (I am sure I had but never recorded it).
So when my friend asked if I wanted to run a 5K with his church group, I was initially taken aback. Continue reading
A discussion post popped up in one of my FB Financial Independence groups – “The financial independence (FI) community discusses achieving financial independence as if it is a given, as if it is obtainable by everyone. Is this the case?”
I don’t know your present financial situation, so I will share my thought process to help you think through your willingness and ability to achieve FI. Continue reading
One of the foundational posts by Financial Independence (FI) bloggers is a monthly report which is essentially a combination of their balance sheet and income statement.
I respect their reasons for posting it, but I have decided to not share mine for one reason – It is not a valuable use of my time writing about it and of your time reading about it. Continue reading