We are our habits. Why not learn the money habits from the most successful investor of all time? On today’s post, I share some of Warren Buffett’s best habits for managing money, in a convenient Infographic format! These are simple, timeless principles that you can adopt today to help you become financially free. See the […]
I literally hate the phrase. And I cringe every time I hear it. And it’s said way too often in conversations about wealth. By people who should know better. But, they’re just repeating what they think is an innocuous phrase, not realizing that their words are completely poison. What are these terrible words? They’re this… […]
“Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didn’t really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after a while. That’s because they were able to connect experiences they’ve had and synthesized new things.” Does anyone want to […]
Before we get to today’s post, I wanted to direct your attention to a recent article on The Street.Com by Kristin Colella entitled “10 Reasons Why You’re Still Not Rich“. Some of my personal commentary appears in this article and I think Kristin did a great job encapsulating the main reasons that keep people from becoming […]
Success is never about luck. What precedes success is an attitude. It’s perhaps the single most important factor when it comes to achieving your goals. While there are certain behaviors and attitudes you should adopt if you want to become financially free, there are also attitudes that you should consciously avoid if you want to […]
Greek tragedy was a popular form of drama performed in theaters across ancient Greece. These plays were usually commissioned for competition during religious and other types of festivals, and many were re-performed and copied into scripts for ‘mass’ publication. Although each differed slightly, the plays had similar themes – a dramatic setting that deals with […]
Back by popular demand, I answer subscribers’ most pressing questions! I did the first round of questions and answers back in March and the mailbag has been filling-up, so it’s time for me to answer the most pressing questions on your mind. Without further delay, here are the latest questions from subscribers and my answers: […]
Northcote Parkinson termed the phrase Parkinson’s Law in the 1950’s. The law states that “as the supply of a resource increases, so does the demand for that resource”. Here are some common examples: Your computer’s data will expand to fill exactly the amount of storage it has available. The amount of time you have to […]
