March 2015 – Content Curation
This monthly series is my attempt to curate the web for you. I probably consume more content than one person should, but I am kind of a knowledge junkie. I don’t just consume content for the sake of consumption. The goal is always to learn something, gain a new perspective, contribute to the conversation, and fuel the […]
Anatomy of a Side Hustle: How I made $18,000 at an effective rate of $100/hour
Speaking of income, it’s time for you to get your HUSTLE on. A side hustle is anything you do outside of your main hustle (your day to day job) to earn money. I personally think that everyone should have a side hustle, even if only for the tax benefits. The extra income is really nice, too.
Paying Off Your Mortgage Early vs. Investing The Extra Payments In Stocks
Over the last several months I have written about how I plan to pay off my 30 year mortgage in 7 years and also debunked the whole loss of the tax deduction. In the post about losing out on the tax deduction I presented the math that proved the interest savings over the 7 years was far greater than […]
February 2015 – Detailed Financial Report #2
Wow! Where does the time go? I can’t believe that it’s already time for my 2nd detailed financial report. I can honestly say this is the post I get most excited about writing each and every month. These reports are a way for me to track my progress and stay accountable to my goals. But […]
Nominated For The Liebster Award
Many of you may be asking the same question I did after Brian from Debtless in Texas nominated me for the Liebster award on Twitter the other day. After doing a little research I discovered that this is a cyber award that has been circulating the web for at least a few years now. The intention […]
I Just Brought On a CEO To Help Run Things Around Here
I recently brought on a new CEO. That’s right I now have a Cheif Englush Occifer. (Mr. CEO here…Gen Y Finance Guy, how many times do I have to remind you that it’s Chief English Officer??? Don’t worry folks, this is the last time you will see these annoying little errors. My job is to make […]
Everyone Has a Number – Mine is $10M. What’s Yours?
“Most people fail in life not because they aim too high and miss, but because they aim too low and hit.”― Les Brown Many of you reading this found me through my guest posts over at Financial Samurai and 1500 days. Ever since those posts went live, I have been getting a lot of questions about my $10,000,000 […]
