I think society often overlooks personal wins. Generally, we’re taught to measure progress through major milestones like graduation, marriage, or even buying a new home. Financial success tends to follow a similar pattern. We celebrate the new job offer with
How often do we prioritize finding a sustainable balance of gratification? On one hand, it’s clear that our society is suffering from the consequences of impulsive behavior and instant gratification, some of which include rising debt, concerning levels of obesity,
It can be difficult to remain positive in the midst of high inflation and constant news that many Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. That is, if they aren’t deeply in debt. You would assume that this country and its
Have you ever found yourself feeling empty and unproductive at the end of the day? Life can sometimes feel like a jumbled cluster of chaotic moments. With so much to do, many of us try to multitask our way through
As 2018 comes to a close, Liann and I look back on what we deemed as the year of saving. At the start of the year, we structured our financial goals to save as much as we could this year.
Americans have a serious spending problem. With many living beyond their means, they have taken out thousands upon thousands of dollars in credit card debt and loans to finance their lifestyles and excessive consumerism. Debt On The Rise With a
‘Tis the season for spring cleaning! It’s time to clear the clutter and deep clean for a fresh start. Admittedly, I “spring clean” about twice a month…Sure, it might be considered a tad excessive, but it’s one of my favorite
I spend my days checking things off in my mind. As an introvert, I have a tendency to live inside my head – examining, pre-planning, planning, creating solutions for outcomes that may never be…Check, Check, Check. My mental checklist prepares