Buy Good Things…Own Them A Long Time
Buy Good Things - Own Them A Long Time Thrift or as some (my wife) might say being cheap, is
Buy Good Things - Own Them A Long Time Thrift or as some (my wife) might say being cheap, is
Next Smallest Step Do you have big ideas about things you’d like to do? How often do actually complete them?
I usually write something original when I post these images, but I really liked Carl Richard’s thoughts on extending alpine-style
We are great at projecting what has happened recently will continue to happen in the future. This is also known as recency bias.
It's often hard to imagine our future self even in the near-term. Thinking about our future self is important.
Process Over Outcomes Have you ever made a decision that didn't work out as you had planned or hoped? Did
Comparisons Many people seem obsessed with comparisons to others. This is pointless behavior, of course. How other people are doing has
There are many things that matter in life. There are also things that I can control. The overlap is what you should focus on. What should focus look like for your financial life?
Are you continually trying to "get ahead" or are you satisfied with having enough? Enough usually requires much less.
We all have blind spots, and by definition, you can’t see your own. Let me give you an example. One time, I was having a conversation with a friend of mine. Let’s call him Dave. Dave was a retired investment banker who really knew his way around money. If anyone knew how to invest, it was him. But he was looking for help managing his portfolio. I asked him, “Dave, of all the people I know, you’re in the best position to deal with your own money. Why do you need help?”