Finance for People Who Hate Math
You belong to a special group of people — the group behind my motivations for starting this blog! I’m of the mindset that true financial …
You belong to a special group of people — the group behind my motivations for starting this blog! I’m of the mindset that true financial …
This post contains affiliate links. You may read my affiliate disclosure on my Terms & Conditions page, #6 Links. Affiliate or not, Fiverr is a …
I made a promise not to post about fluff topics for clicks. (See What is your WHY) But I’d be remiss not to post about …
This post tries to simplify the 3 valuation methods but still covers intermediate/advanced topics. If you find them confusing, I recommend starting with the Fundamentals …
The bad news is, you can’t achieve financial freedom just by your monthly savings. Or at least “financial freedom” in its truest and best sense …
Yes, being wasteful and reckless with money will hold you back from financial freedom. Unfortunately, being frugal alone will not (yes, NOT) lead to financial …
Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman is a psychology book that offers a lot of business insights. We, as humans, have our biases. First …
I don’t believe there’s the best book. Our choices will depend on what we’ve read in the past, our experiences, and the biases we choose. …
The breakeven point is possibly one of the most underutilized tools in business assessment and evaluation. As entrepreneurs, we obviously have the common sense to …
In today’s fast-paced digital world, we’d be hard-pressed to find a business that isn’t connected. The growing need for technology bears a cost. Not always …