How do you feel about renting forever? I’m in this debate, and, for me, it’s all about renting. Here’s how to decide where you should land in the rent vs. buy debate. Almost 10 years ago, I went from being a homeowner to renting again. (I was still married and my son was in middle …
Rent vs. Buy: Why I like the Idea of Renting Forever Read More »
What’s your freelance writing schedule in 2024? How do you want to change it? And what’s your ongoing focus? Every couple of years, I share my freelance writing schedule at the request of readers and others. It’s evolved over time as my priorities, living situation, and other factors have changed. Figure out your freelance writing …
Freelance Writing Schedule 2024: Less Client Work, More Personal Projects Read More »
This post is part of the Plutus Foundation Impact Series. I don’t actually consider myself part of the FIRE movement, although I don’t have a problem with it. I do like the idea of freedom and flexibility, however. The FIRE movement, like many movements, continues to grow and change. Much has been written about whether …
Freedom and Flexibility on Your Own Terms: To FIRE or Not to FIRE? Read More »
There’s nothing wrong with making New Year’s resolutions. But it’s not the only way to find purpose and make progress. I stopped making New Year’s resolutions a few years ago. I don’t have anything against them. They just weren’t serving my life anymore. Over the years, I’ve found there are different ways to set intentions, …
I Don’t Make Resolutions. But I Still Have Purpose. Here’s How I Do My Thing. Read More »
Finding hobbies to do at home are all the rage. If you keep mentally poking yourself and saying “I need a hobby,” then maybe it’s time to listen to that inner voice. This is a guest post from my friend Karen Cordaway. Her book, The Everyday Bucket List Book: 10 Steps to Bring More Exciting Experiences …
It’s nice to think that anyone can engage in self-improvement. Unfortunately, while there are a few things most people can do, a lot of what we view as self-improvement requires financial privilege. Twice a month, I visit with a therapist. She helps me navigate deep work on myself. I learn about my programming, what’s holding …
