Only thinking about the math and numbers of personal finance neglects the other half of the equation. The mindset.
The mindset portion of the equation considers the psychology and the time factor.
Would you like to achieve financial freedom but still have a way to go? Don’t worry, you can start to make changes right now by adopting a Financial Freedom Mindset.
If you are curious about the story behind the numbers, I go into detail around the circumstances that helped us pay off our mortgage in less than 5 years.
But I’ve made plenty of mistakes along the way and continue to learn money lessons. Check out our $13,000 tax mistake.
This year I decided to go big and set 20 goals for myself. If you’re curious about how I’m doing, here is the latest update.
And if you are feeling stuck, then here is how to kick-start your goals when you’re feeling stuck.
Whenever the topic of financial independence comes up there is always talk about minimizing your top 3 expenses – housing, transportation & food. Cutting your transportation
Well, we are not halfway through 2020, and although it’s only been 6-months this year has already felt like 10 years long. When I first decided
I’m sure you’ve seen it before, some big headline about how someone paid off a massive amount of debt in a short time or made
Trying to over-optimize my finances, and therefore valuing money over time is my money lesson for May 2020. You could also call this a money mistake
Whether we are aware of it or not, who we choose to spend time with and the content that we consume has a large impact
When I first started the monthly money mistake series it was a way to stay accountable at the same time as learning new money lessons. This
