Minimalism isn’t just for people who want to live out of a van or cram their life into a backpack. This is what you usually think of when you hear about minimalism, but minimalism is really just a…
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To Be Rich Be Unpopular
I got this email from Kiva today. They do micro-financing for people in countries where it’s virtually impossible to get a bank loan. Last summer I decided to put a little fund together and let my nephews…
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This Is How Much You Really Need to Be Financially Independent
A year ago I watched Fight Club, so now I’m watching Fight Club again as a reminder how much I’ve grown. You see, last year I put down my 14-year-old cat because he was suffering from congestive…
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Quit Saving Your Money
I’m at a coffee shop watching boxing videos. It’s one of those things where I have no idea how I ended up here. But I can’t stop watching because the sport is so simple and raw and…
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Becoming a Millionaire Is a Letdown
On a recent Thursday night I logged into my brokerage account and saw an extra digit I'd never seen before: $1,004,845 When I was in my early 20s, I didn't think becoming a millionaire at 35 was even possible.…
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Markets crash. On average, the market falls 10% once a year, about 20% every four or five years, about 30% every decade, and 50% a…
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It was around age 30 when I stumbled on Your Money or Your Life at a used book store. For $1, what the heck? Then…
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