I was watching a recent episode of My First Million featuring Nick Gray, who I’d honestly never heard of until this week. Nick is a quirky fellow who seems to throw out ideas like a machine gun, and once again being honest, I kind of like the guy. During the episode, he cited an article… Continue reading What Would You do with $10 Million
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Confession: I Started Ordering Guac Every Time
One cliché of the personal finance space is the whole “stop ordering latte’s” thing. I don’t personally care about latte’s, I’m not sure I’ve ever had one, and I trained myself to drink black coffee because anything else seems like wasted calories. Another, more recent cliché is the idea that you’ll know you made it… Continue reading Confession: I Started Ordering Guac Every Time
Supercharge Your Life with This Simple Productivity Hack
Hi everybody! I’m here today to share the number one productivity hack that’s guaranteed to skyrocket your productivity and make you better than most people at just about everything. From working out, to getting work done, to parenting, to being a better partner, AND MORE! What’s more, it takes zero effort, it costs you nothing,… Continue reading Supercharge Your Life with This Simple Productivity Hack
My New Exercise Routine
One of my goals for the past two years has been to work on the habits of having a healthier lifestyle. I don’t generally set specific health goals of “losing X pounds” or “lifting X weight.” I prefer to work on the habits of eating healthy, reducing alcohol consumption, and making sure I work out… Continue reading My New Exercise Routine
The Inevitability of Death
I am very much an amateur when it comes to the practices of Stoicism. I have read and re-read Meditations and dabbled in a few other titles from men like Seneca and articles from The Daily Stoic. One of the major tenants of Stoicism that has really resonated with me is the concept of Memento… Continue reading The Inevitability of Death
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