Happy Fall! It’s been a hot, sticky summer, and needless to say, we’re very much ready for cooler temperatures. The last few months have felt like one long run-on sentence of future plans, household maintenance, travel schedules, and working toward
One of the most consequential financial decisions we ever make is choosing who to marry. Ramit Sethi, author of the New York Times best-seller I Will Teach You To Be Rich, highlights this idea, noting how the person we marry
We’ve made it halfway into 2026. How about that for a wake-up call? Time is flying by. Every time I sit down for one of these check-ins, life seems to be moving faster. I guess that feeling is universally experienced
I think it’s always good to have direction; life will undoubtedly throw some curveballs, but a sense of direction keeps you moving when it’s hard to tell what’s up or down. Brian and I set our sights high this past
I tend to err on the side of diligence when it comes to future plans. Call it overpreparation or calculated curiosity (or maybe it’s my Type A personality), but it usually works for me! I prefer to have enough structure
Time. Tick, tick, tick. For some, it elicits a sense of urgency and panic—a desire to fill every moment, pressured by busyness or the fear of missing out. Others treat time as a canvas on which they can design and
There’s something about the final stretch of the year that often leads to reflection. As Q4 2025 moved along, Brian and I navigated a curious middle ground that left us feeling grateful and inspired, yet much more tired than we
Well, here we are, reflecting on another quarter that has come and gone. Time keeps ticking by no matter where we are and no matter what we do. It’s a bittersweet reality that gently reminds us how quickly life moves.
Happy Summer! Whew, we have reached the halfway point. The past three months have absolutely flown by for Brian and me! Our feet hit the ground in more ways than one, taking us from our adventure in Japan to exploring
One thing keeps coming up in conversations with friends and browsing personal finance topics: the challenge of wanting to enjoy life now and also saving for the future. Sometimes, it can be hard enough to plan for short-term savings, let