This Is How We Real Estate
We took a trip to the city today to place a lock box and check the condo before the first showing. I emailed my buddy, a discount realtor, a few days ago who popped...
Monthly Archive: January 2018
Money is a Foil
Money is a foil, a false prophet. Financial Independence is a mirage. I know, I know. What kind of statement is this from a personal finance blogger. But bear with me. When children dream...
Why I No Longer Read Personal Finance Books
I first discovered FI (financial independence) through blog posts. Like almost every one else in this community, after a hard day of work, I googled some version of “retire early” and came upon all the...
Transfer of Addiction
Transfer of Addiction When you’re accustomed to making money, hooked on investing and saving, a sordid addiction sets in. I’m not talking about shaking chills, the sweats, rigors. I’m referring to viewing yourself in...
Tongue In Cheek
Hello and welcome back to DiverseFi.com . Today we are proud to introduce a new format. From time to time we will interview movers and shakers in the FIRE community. These are respected individuals...
An Unfortunate Truth
An Unfortunate Truth OK. Things were starting to go well. I was making friends. I even got some comments on my blog. A few tweets. A few retweets. I was starting to fit in....
Why I’m Not a Financial Moron
Why I’m Not a Financial Moron It’s a miracle that I’m not a financial moron. No one taught me about finances. I never took a course in college. In fact, a few years...
A Confession
My Confession I have a confession to make. It’s actually hard to admit here on the blog. But it’s true, it’s absolutely true.I didn’t start reading FIRE blogs because financial independence eluded me. I...
A Tale of Two Cities
Two Cities We are a product of our upbringing. For many of us, this means we develop values and beliefs about money and work from our parents. Our communities, however, also play a role....
