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Getting Real about Real Estate
You might want to sit down for this. Many people believe that real estate is one of the safest investments on the planet. They expect it to appreciate in value. Bought a house in 1980? By 2027, you'd expect it was worth more now. It certainly a...
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Why $5000 Won't Save You...or Destroy the Economy
Despite what your nervous system may be saying to your brain, this is not a political post. It's a financial one. So put away any pre-thought alarm bells and give the message a chance. It could change everything for you. American adults were recentl...
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Some of the Most Important Financial Videos You Could Ever Watch
Since 2024, I have been immersed in economic studies as someone who, prior to this, couldn't have cared less. Now, I know what I didn't know then and how much my ignorance has hurt me financially. With increasing amounts of corruption comes increasi...
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"I Have an Index Fund. I'm Diversified."
Retail investors are religiously told that diversification is the most important thing you can do with your financial portfolio. But it isn't easy to build a diversified portfolio in single stocks unless you plan to spend a lot of time watching...
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In Times of Ups & Downs
There are good days and bad days. They come and they go. There are pleasant emotions and difficult emotions. They come and they go. There are ups and downs in all areas of life: relationships, career, leisure, finances, etc. There is always uncertai...
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Why Affirmations Fail & What To Do Instead
If you've been in the self-improvement environment long enough, you've likely heard about affirmations: positive statements meant to reinforce an improved reality. You may have come across techniques that involve post-it notes or daily rep...
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A Personal Economy
Let's Talk Economics At its simplest, economics is the study of how resources are created, distributed, and used. It asks basic questions: What has value? Who decides? What are the consequences of those decisions? Right now, those questions fe...
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Scarcity Mirrors Spiritual Disconnect
The Root of Scarcity Scarcity is often treated as a purely external problem: not enough income, not enough opportunity, not enough support. While those factors can be real experience, scarcity is almost always reinforced by something deeper: the bel...
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We All Invest in Something
Do you consider yourself to be an investor? If you're anything like I used to be, you might think not. I thought the world of investing was for other people...people with money. I thought it was a world impossible to understand or benefit from...
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