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The other day, I noticed a dead bird about 2 or 3 inches from the edge of a step leading into my apartment building. It was small, brownish-gray, with yellow specks in its feathers. When it caught my eye, I paused. Although I had no previous interaction or relationship with the bird, I felt compelled [...]
Learn to say “Yes, if…” instead of “No, because…”
Although Gingrich was referring to bipartisan negotiations among our currently dysfunctional and ineffective federal government, the message can be applied to our personal finances and even our everyday lives.
I’ve legitimately been called a lot of things: smart, selfish, compassionate, nappy headed, beautiful, ample bosomed. (I’m just kidding about that last one.) In writing this blog post, I’m slightly concerned that “heartless” will be added to the list. Humbly do I ask your forgiveness in advance. Okay. Enough with the pleasantries. Too often we [...]
Very few of us set financial goals for financial goal setting’s sake. Who’d willingly give up cable, vacations, and wine of the non-boxed variety for no particular reason? Presumably, we’re working towards something – a predefined end. One of the main reasons people abandon their goals is due to loss of motivation.
There’s nothing more inspirational and accessible than a good quote. It’s amazing how a combination of words can drive you to act, to feel, to appreciate, to ponder. So simple, yet so powerful. I’ve had quotes totally alter my perspective. We’re talking about a few, seemingly, measly words. That’s crazy! Given the affection I have [...]
Like losing weight, getting out of debt can be a long and toilsome process. However, piling on debt is easier than piling on the pounds. There aren’t any quick and easy fixes, so I’ve listed 5 tips that will help you stay motivated while you climb your way out of debt.
