I’m proud to announce today that not one, but two different blogs have honored me by extending an interview opportunity. First, Mr. Credit Card is featuring “Man Vs. Debt Interview – Adam Eliminates Credit Card Debt in 15 Months” over at his blog AskMrCreditCard.com! This interview focus on my debt, work experiences, family, and upcoming …
[share_sc] Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve had a flurry of questions through e-mail and twitter involving our upcoming move to Australia. In reality, I’m honored that people feel connected enough with the site and my family to want to know more details. It’s an awesome feeling. By far the most common statement is …
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The world was shocked yesterday, when Twitter ruthlessly ripped it’s servers down for what they called “scheduled maintenance.” Scheduled maintenance, my ass. What in the world was I suppose to do for the 90 minutes I was not able to access my followers thoughts, hope, dreams, and spam? Did Twitter even think about how this …
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I have a folder in my bookmarks aptly named “Ultimates.” This is a very special place in my browser. In the two and a half years I’ve been following blogs, I’ve only appointed 11 posts into this folder. At least once a month, I reread all the posts to help provide me with inspiration and …
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[share_sc] Sleeving your credit/debit cards is a quick, easy-to-implement strategy to help curb the occasional impulse purchase. I first heard of this concept in a Real Estate Investing book I read several years ago. Although I forget the specific book, I do remember the author’s suggestion of creating a sleeve for all of your credit …
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httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07I54XED2VU [share_sc] My reflections on our struggles with the ‘Grocery’ category of our budget. I contemplate the possibility that we are squeezing some of our budget categories too hard and actually receiving a negative result. I also am well aware that we might just be making excuses in order to avoid adapting new habits into …
