Mission Statement
Mission Statement I have been thinking a lot lately about my purpose regarding my online endeavors. As of today, I am engaged in this blog, The What’s Up Next Podcast, and The What’s Up...
Mission Statement I have been thinking a lot lately about my purpose regarding my online endeavors. As of today, I am engaged in this blog, The What’s Up Next Podcast, and The What’s Up...
It’s The People I am a different person than I was one year ago. Although my financial position has not changed drastically, almost everything else has. I have let go of a large portion...
A Second Look at Private School I have written before about how we broke the budget when we decided to send my daughter to private school. It was a hard decision, but one we...
More Than This I used to be so much more than this. I listen to his words as I peer down at my computer screen. It is a routine follow-up for his heart failure....
Moving Towards Life Work balance I like work. I really do. Although I have been talking up my half retirement, there is a reason I am not going the full monty. I derive pleasure...
No, You Are Not Going To Die My ideas about risk mitigation and the Suze Orman appearance on the Afford Anything podcast produced some interesting responses. One, in particular, gave me pause. It seems...
Show Up and Be Authentic The last few months have been a whirlwind. I had a bit of trepidation when scheduling all these FI related get togethers in such short a period of time....
The Financial Independence Head Game There really is a simple path to wealth. Financial independence may be hard, but it is certainly not complicated. Sure you can argue about definitions. You can squabble about...
Accelerate As readers of this blog know, I have spent the last few days at #FinCon18. I return home absolutely exhausted and in need of sleep, hydration, and time to decompress. There is no...
#FinCon18: Beginnings and Endings I found myself choking slightly as I wiped the tears from my eyes. I have been crying a lot lately. Not the all out cry, but the blurring of vision...