Guest Post About Making Lifestyle Changes. Your lifestyle is one of the biggest contributors to either financial success or failure. To that end, Amy Nickson has contributed a great article about some of the changes you might think about making to save more money. But I’ll let Amy take over. . . [ . . . ]
Problem #61: I love money, and I’m struggling with a balanced outlook on life. How would you describe your relationship with money? Is it something that you pursue, or do wait for it to just come to you. Do you . . . love money? Now before you get the wrong idea, I’m not suggesting that you should love money like your spouse or significant other. In fact, I don’t think you [ . . . ]
Problem #60: If you have any debt at all, even a mortgage, you are currently borrowing to buy everything. After a statement like that, I’m sure you’re expecting an explanation. Or maybe you’re thinking, “Surely you jest?” Actually I’m not “jesting” . . . and don’t call me Shirley. But let’s talk about maintaining debt. Actually I’m going to try and [ . . . ]
Lifestyle Changes Can Put More Money in Your Pocket.September 22, 2017Guest Post About Making Lifestyle Changes. Your lifestyle is one of the biggest contributors to either financial success or failure. To that end, Amy Nickson has contributed a great article about some of the changes you might think about making to save more money. But I’ll let Amy take over. . . [ . . . ]
Is the Love of Money the Root of All Evil?September 18, 2017Problem #61: I love money, and I’m struggling with a balanced outlook on life. How would you describe your relationship with money? Is it something that you pursue, or do wait for it to just come to you. Do you . . . love money? Now before you get the wrong idea, I’m not suggesting that you should love money like your spouse or significant other. In fact, I don’t think you [ . . . ]
The Cost of Maintaining Debt is Higher Than You Think!September 15, 2017Problem #60: If you have any debt at all, even a mortgage, you are currently borrowing to buy everything. After a statement like that, I’m sure you’re expecting an explanation. Or maybe you’re thinking, “Surely you jest?” Actually I’m not “jesting” . . . and don’t call me Shirley. But let’s talk about maintaining debt. Actually I’m going to try and [ . . . ]
