3 Types of Enough
“Enough” means different things to different people. For some it’s a positively charged term while for others it’s a negatively charged term. But one thing I do know is that there are different types of Enough.
June15th
“Could This Be a Heirloom Someday?”
Whenever possible, before you buy something that’s supposed to last, join me in asking, “Will this be useful and treasured for years to come?”
Speculation: A Game You Can’t Win
Financial freedom isn’t about money, it’s about attention. The less you have to think about money, the more free you actually are.
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June14th
I Want My MTV!
Young people are giving the finger to the establishment – again. Trading platforms like Robinhood are giving a new generation of investors what they want. A community that doesn’t admit their parents.
Unicorns and Keynesian Economics
Personally, I’ve struggled with spending because I’m trying to save as much as I can. But if I can think of spending as a source of good that we can share with others, it makes it a lot easier.
Screw Traditional Milestones
You do not have to purchase a house to make the city you live in (or stay in) your home. Your home is wherever you feel happy and comfortable. A home is still a home whether you rent or own.
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June11th
The Beauty of the Regret Lottery
The individual is called, and then they must answer the key question: “Have you received your first dose of vaccine?” If the answer is yes, you’ve just won a million dollars. If the answer is no, you win nothing.
How I Made $2,500+ Last Month by Charging Scooters
In May, I charged 460 scooters and made $2,509.50. That’s about $5.45 per scooter. According to my estimate, I worked 4600 minutes. That’s about 76 hours and a half. The pay rate is $32.74 per hour.
My Cure for Aimless Wardrobe Syndrome
It requires a bit of time to set up. But it transformed my daily life for the better. Since I developed this system, I’ve been shopping less, buying less, and spending way less time considering my options.
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June10th
How To Do a Savings Competition With Your Friends
My friends and I have always preferred making the losers perform tasks like washing cars or making dinner. For others, bragging rights are enough to commemorate winning a savings competition with your friends.
Why I Changed My Views on Giving to the Needy
When we see someone in need, we want our first thought to be, “how can I help?” not “what did you do wrong?”
12 Life Lessons From 4 People Who Have Nothing in Common
These are the people who taught me the lessons: a millionaire farmer friend of mine, a retired Army colonel, my old boss when I worked in construction, and a man from Nazareth who I met in Denver.
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June9th
The Top 9 (Bad) Arguments Against Bitcoin
Today I want to look at the most common arguments against Bitcoin that you are likely hearing every day. Note I said, the “most common” arguments. These are not even remotely the best arguments against Bitcoin.
How Being A Nomad Helps Reinforce What’s Actually Important
You cannot rely on outside factors to make you healthy or whole. You have to provide that for yourself. So here are the things that I turn to for comfort in my nomad travels.
The Sushi Wealth Test
This is a story about the sushi wealth test and how my definition of being rich has changed in the last 20 years.