Living for today - Planning for Tomorrow
I’m a bit of a podcast aficionado, I listen to them almost all day, every day — which I don’t recommend doing unless you work for yourself or have a good pair of headphones. What I listen to depends a lot on how I’m feeling at the time, but it likely comes as no surprise that I love to listen to great money podcast. Here
I don’t know about you, but it boggles my mind that some people manage to take home millions of dollars from creating videos on YouTube. In fact, I didn’t even realize how much YouTubers actually make. Or even how YouTubers make money. So I decided to look into it, and here’s what I found: How Do YouTubers Make Money? It seems crazy that people who
Success with money is mostly mindset with a little bit of hard work. Don’t get me wrong, in no way am I diminishing the hard work it takes to get money but if you’re in a poor money mindset you won’t be very successful. We can improve our money mindset by bringing positive affirmations about money into our lives and concentrating on the ways money
Technology has given us the amazing ability to connect, work and play in a much more globalized way. The gig economy is propelled a lot by technology. And it allows you to work for yourself, make money on your own terms and have a little bit more financial and time freedom. It’s the dream if you’re a wanderer at heart, like a little variety of your
Traveling around the world is high on a lot of people’s to do lists. But traveling isn’t free … in fact in a lot of cases it’s incredibly expensive. That said, if you’re willing to do a tad bit of work along the way, there are ways to travel cheaply. House or Pet Sitting Okay, so on the scale of 1 to 10 work-wise house
We all have spending habits that we instinctively know are bad, but forgo changing because it’s a little more challenging than we want it to be. I completely understand, but if this year we could cut just one bad spending habit we’d end up making a really nice (positive) dent in our bank accounts. Not sure what spending habit you should consider cutting? Here is
When I was a kid, I wanted nothing more than a dog. A cute squishy-faced little pug to be specific. One that snorts a lot, snores while he sleeps and is too lazy to do anything much but eat and sleep most days. But, what I didn’t realize when I was younger (naturally) is how expensive having a dog is. So if you’re thinking of
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and that means it’s time to pick out the perfect Valentine’s Day gift for your significant other… ughh. I know. I feel ya — luckily for you, I have devised a list of gifts that are definitely bound to impress (though I guarantee nothing…). Here they are: For the D-I-Yer: A Date Night Memory Book If you fancy yourself particularly
I am the queen of low-cost entertainment. While I don’t mind the occasional “fun” expenditure, the cost of doing things these days simply boggles my mind. To go out for a nice dinner, you’re looking at a bill of around $40 (unless you hit up a happy hour, then you’re good), anytime you want to head to a museum or local event you’re looking at
As you get older, building a life plan gets more important. When you’re young, you have so many dreams and plans, but as you age, they seem to get further and further away. So if you’re looking for a way to get yourself back on track, figure out what you want to do and navigate a way to get there, here are a few tips
