[share_sc] This post is a guest post by Matt Gartland. Matt, a good friend of mine, spends his life pushing people to live boldly and shatter low expectations. He’s launching his blog today – including his inspiring mission to chronicle “10,000 Random Acts of Greatness“ – to worldwide fanfare. He’s so amazing, he even created a …
Earlier this week, I was tipped off to a creative contest that is currently being run (it started a few weeks ago – goes through January) over on ShredYourCreditCard.com. [share_sc] Here’s the gist: people can create and submit a video of them destroying one of their credit cards. As an alternative, they can simply record …
Early this week, I had the pleasure of interviewing David Bach, founder of FinishRich.com and 8-time New York Times Bestselling author. David’s new book is called Debt Free for Life. He regularly appears for series on Oprah, The Today Show, and Larry King Live. Before we started the interview, David let me know that in …
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A year and a half ago, leading up to and continuing through our travels overseas, Courtney and I began publicly tracking every item we own. I’ve talked in length how the exercise helped raise our consciousness and kept us accountable. It really does make us more aware of what we are buying, consuming, and using …
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[share_sc] For the last month, I’ve been alluding to a big “announcement” or a semi-radical life change that was coming up. Today, all is finally ready to be revealed. We are moving… into an RV! Starting at the beginning of 2011, Courtney, Milligan, and I will be packing everything into our new (to us) RV …
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[share_sc] Wake up, people. Seriously… we are embarrassing ourselves. This isn’t what Christmas is about. I know this isn’t a new change, but we’ve fully shifted the focus from quality time with family, friends, and God – into mindless exchanging gift cards so that we can avoid guilt. Worse than mindless exchanging of money is the complete …
