( reading time: 6 min 6 sec ) Love in an investment. The desired return can vary from a desire to be loved back to having the object of our love accept the gift being offered. Having extra money can allow us to do things we could not do without it. Thinking this way makes…
( Reading Time: 5 min 48 sec ) The best budget in the world may need a little love and attention to get it healthy as it travels with us through life’s journey. We didn’t create this article to focus on the negative. The purpose was to get us to recognize and avoid the negative…
( Reading Time: 5 min 48 sec ) Nobody wants financial stress, but we understand previous experience, for many will argue that a budget is not the path to peace. We have seen a style of budgeting turn this anxiety into a welcome routine over and over. The solution to positive budgeting is something we…
( reading time: 6 min. 48 sec. ) What is success, and what is more success? The wrong definition will drain the resources we use to get the things that make us happy, with things that make us busy at best and need more resources at worst. We all drift individually and collectively. Getting the…
We often hear something being said without catching its value. We are told not to focus on ourselves. Sometimes, the best thing we can do for others is to focus on ourselves. The three MEs teach us how to focus on ourselves properly. A healthy view of our good and bad past will equip us to make the right choices today. Without that, looking at the future will remain tainted.
Someone once said farmers are not greedy; they just want the land next to theirs. Most of us understand that because we don’t have what we wish for and experience things we didn’t want. The answer is simple. No matter where we are, we get used to it and learn there are frustrating things mixed in with the good we were looking for.
How many of us have tried budgeting that works for others but doesn’t work for us? Sometimes, the concept of budgeting feels like the fastest way to anxiety. Without the math, mindsets have no foundation to build on.
How do we wade through all the opinions on debt to make our own decisions? Wisdom is a better guide than one person’s template applied to another person’s life. How do we move beyond bias to make our choices?
Single people have often expressed to us, not because we said they need to budget, but because they ask questions like, “Being single, my income is more than my expenses, so why do I need to budget?”
