[share_sc] Note: This is a post from Adam Baker, founder of Man Vs. Debt. Balance. Excess stuff. Excess debt. Excess hate. Excess food. Excess stress. It’s easy to feel the weight of these liabilities. But too much of a good thing exists, as well.
[share_sc] In the video above (click here if not shown), I share recent thoughts that came to be as a result of being presented with the question: “Would you kill a stranger for a billion dollars”? The reflection caused me to realize just how much influence money has on how I process different concepts through …
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This article is a guest contribution by Paul Norwine. Paul recently threw his lucrative day job to the curb in order to ‘blaze his own path’ online. He can currently be found blogging (and doing videos) on personal growth over at PaulNorwine.com. [share_sc] They say that life is just a game. They also say that …
[share_sc] [If you cannot view the video above, click here to go directly to the post] Overview of topics discussed in video: [0:05] – The Dow Jones closed above 10,000 yesterday. Stock market up 50% since March. [0:30] – The bad news of this event and why it makes me bonkers. [1:05] – Crossing some …
[share_sc] I’ve had it. I’m going to lose it if I hear one more person say, “Well… if you aren’t responsible with credit cards, then obviously you should cancel them.” Or, “If you can’t control yourself, then it makes sense to get rid of your credit cards.” I’m sick of people implying that irresponsibility is …
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[share_sc] By now, I’m sure you’ve heard of The Latte Factor. Cutting out a $5 purchase per day (let’s say, a latte), will result in just under $1,000,000 dollars over 40 years. The concept is mind-numbingly simple: Over time, our small, daily purchases cost us much more than we may initially realize. “It’s only $5” …
