Wealth & Relationships

*This post was originally published on May 8, 2018. When you’re pursuing Financial Freedom, having a strong understanding of financial principles and strategies is a major asset. But it’s arguably even more important to have a solid understanding of yourself. Only then can you assess how your own personal tendencies…

We spend a lot of time evaluating where we invest. Whether it’s money, time, or energy, we try to be very intentional about how we deploy our most valuable resources. While we regularly re-assess our game plan and risk tolerance, to make sure our plan remains appropriate for our given…

Welcome to part 3 of our retirement series, where we’re diving into the wonderful world of friendships, and how they are most certainly not exempt from the multi-faceted impacts of retiring. There is study after study after study documenting just how important friendships are in terms of a person’s happiness.…

The cornerstone of optimally managing your finances is learning to control your spending, saving and investing habits. Far too often these habits are heavily swayed by emotion, when instead they should be driven by logic. While we can never fully separate emotions from our decision making process, we can get…

Who isn’t on social media these days? Its all well and good if social media is bringing us value and enriching our lives, but for many it’s doing exactly the opposite. While social media can be an excellent tool and unbeatable resource, its also the perfect forum for people to…

The one thing I hear from people the most often when we start to talk about taking steps towards financial freedom, is “I don’t have time”. I get it. I used to say that a lot. But when I started to shift my attitude towards time, and look at it…