Anything worth doing is worth doing poorly. I’ve seen this quote floating around Twitter and even on Reddit. And you know what? It speaks to me. Because it’s true. If something is worth doing – it is worth doing poorly. And I know that flies in the face of conventional wisdom- which is the sister …
Author: Sam @ How To Fire Whether you want to learn how to make an extra $1000 a month or you need a full-time income, freelance writing jobs are a great way to achieve your dreams. And the great thing about it is you can do it from the comfort of your home. I’m a …
Our 33rd month blogging was freaking epic! Okay, so we still haven’t reached 10K pageviews, and still haven’t made over $100, but we’re getting closer and closer. I think with another few months of consistent growth and awesome posts, we will definitely hit all those milestones and then some! 33rd Month Update Readership Our readership …
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Winter is coming. And unfortunately, as I found out last year, heating a house is insanely expensive. It cost me over five hundred dollars every three weeks to keep this dang house warm! That’s just unsustainable. So, this year, I knew I had to figure out how to save money on heating. So that’s exactly …
Author: Kris @ The Frugal Tourist In the first half of 2020, we all witnessed how COVID 19 viciously battered all aspects of travel. Canceled flights, empty hotels, and anxiously masked tourists are now considered the new normal. Suffice to say; we live in unprecedented times. As airlines teeter on the edge of collapse, terrified …
My Fixer Upper Mistake Last year, I was young and idealistic. Okay, maybe not that young – but still, my ideas were bigger than my capabilities. I thought I could buy a fixer upper. I also thought I had the skills and ability to transform said fixer upper into a luxury dream house. As it …
Author: Jeff @ Debt Free Doc Is it better to live in rent to own homes, rent, or buy our homes outright? The answer, like many questions of this nature, depends on a lot of things. Everyone’s personal circumstances are different and the decision should always be made on those circumstances. While eating a burger …
These past few years have been rough on me. It seems like I’m just floating from one financial emergency to the next, and I’ve been struggling to get ahead of it. I know that’s not what you usually hear from a finance blogger. It’s usually “I paid off my debt and you can too!” or …
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Author: Tawnya @ Money Saved Blog Weekend getaways allow you a chance to escape from the hustle and bustle of life at a fraction of the cost of a more extended vacation. And with a little planning, you can take several cheap weekend getaways throughout the year and scratch your travel itch for very little …
I’m pursuing financial independence so that I can live a rich life. But guess what? That doesn’t necessarily mean I want to be rich. In fact, living a rich life doesn’t have to have anything to do with money. What is a Rich Life? In my opinion, living a rich life doesn’t mean being rich. …