I was reading this column dubbed as a Financial Facelift where people send in their financial dilemma in hopes to turn things around. It revolved around a 41 year old physician and a 39 year dentist who has 5 kids. Money wise they earn about $450,000 a year. However, since one of them is on
Happy 2015 everyone. While hearing about people’s new year’s resolutions today one common wish I heard was how people were looking to partner with other people to accomplish goals. For example, if it was losing weight they were looking for a workout buddy. If it was starting a business it was trying to find the
This was sort of a crazy thought as I bumped into this fairly old article at http://freetheanimal.com/2009/12/paleo-i-dont-care-i-like-no-soap-no-shampoo.html . Essentially, it talked about a person who went through a long time without using any kind of soap product. He swears that he ended up feeling better and wouldn’t ever go back. I’m no scientist, but the
Today I was talking to a person where it seemed like she will potentially have about a spare $100,000 as she has decided to downsize things like her housing. Of course this brought up questions such as what one would do with that extra money. It kind of made me think of that thought where
I was thinking of a scenario today on how many times people get so initially motivated about some kind of business where they try to implement it into their personal life in anyway possible as a means to make it grow fast. An over exaggerated example would be if you had like a business that
I was reading some interesting points today when it comes to the notion of achieving financial independence as apparently a lot of people associate that phrase with simply how much you make. For example, if you make a million dollars a year then you have achieved financial independence. There was a point though saying how