A Twitter Hustle Guy was golfing on a Tuesday afternoon with his SBA banker and broker. They were on a nice golf course along Lake Michigan and got paired up with a 35-year-old golfer who looked at ease and content. The Twitter Hustle Guy asked him, “what do you do for a living?” The golfer Read more about The Michigan Golfer[…]
A lot of working professionals have had to make a big transition recently – moving from the office to the home. Maybe their hours have been cut – less time required for work. Also, time saved by not commuting. Now I know those with kids will not be bored. Balancing at-home learning, general childcare, and Read more about Bored Is Not An Option[…]
I have been a goal-oriented person for as long as I can remember. Graduate college in X years – check. Earn X dollars per year by 30 – check. Read more books and watch less TV – check. Call mom every Sunday – 80% check. I recently finished “It Doesn’t Have to Be Crazy at Read more about Goalless 2020[…]
iTunes Episode 050: Small City Living Show notes: Bloomberg – The Big Short’s Michael Burry Sees a Bubble in Passive Investing Morgan Housel – You Better Love This WSJ – Workers Are Fleeing Big Cities for Smaller Ones—and Taking Their Jobs With Them City Journal – If You Improve It, They Will Come Ramp Capital Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 50: Small City Living[…]
iTunes Episode 049: Good Luck Show notes: A Wealth of Common Sense: The Big Lie in Personal Finance Bad Tweet (not shared) WSJ: In Boise and Grand Rapids, the Housing Market Looks Red Hot NYT: 4 Reasons Parents Don’t Discuss Money (and Why They Should) Bloomberg: RBC Analyst Faces Insider Case Year After Undergrad B-School Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 49: Good Luck[…]
iTunes Episode 048: Zweig To The Rescue Show notes: WSJ: Looking for a Financial Planner? The Go-To Website Often Omits Red Flags A Wealth of Common Sense: Investing Proceeds From the Sale of a Business WSJ: With Stocks at Fresh Highs, Investors’ Portfolios Look Alike WSJ: Stocks, Bond Yields, Oil Fall on New China Tariffs Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 48: Zweig To The Rescue[…]
iTunes Episode 047: The Recommendationless Episode Show notes: WSJ: What You Gain—and Lose—When You Lock Money Up for the Long Run NY Post: YouTube Star Boram, 6, Buys Posh $8 Million Pad In South Korea Financial Advisor Magazine: Why Most Millionaires Do Not Consider Themselves Rich Financial Panther: Thoughts About Career Paths And Taking Risks Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 47: The Recommendationless Episode[…]
iTunes Episode 046: Nagging Coworkers Show notes: Daily Press: Nagging New Coworkers To Save For Retirement MarketWatch: He Makes $150,000 A Year, She Makes $75,000: Is it ‘Unreasonable’ To Split Costs 50/50? MarketWatch: Millennial Couple In Kansas Needs Help Making Ends Meet On $500,000 A Year ESPN: Peterson Ordered To Pay Back $2.4M CNBC: Netflix Has Read more about Reversion To The Mean — Episode 46: Nagging Coworkers[…]
“The three most harmful addictions are heroin, carbohydrates, and a monthly salary.” – Nassim Nicholas Taleb I have something to admit – I enjoy receiving a paycheck twice every month. Some people are willing to give up the sure thing to pursue a passion project, launch their own business, or take a year off to Read more about It’s Okay To Like Your Paycheck[…]