If you popped the cork to ring in 2019 but still have some nagging debt hanging around, chances are you made a mental note of it in your New Year’s resolutions. This is the Year of the Pig on the Chinese zodiac calendar, and that stands for “luck, overall good fortune, wealth, honesty, general prosperity.”…

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Hello 2019! Shelly and I rang in the holidays with a flurry of travel, quality time with family and a New Year’s Eve wedding of two good friends. What a roller coaster ride the last year has been for us both. More on that in another post soon, but today we’re talking numbers. And as…

You’re ruthless when it comes to deleting old games to make space on your smartphone. Can the same be said of making space in your closet? Or are you still clinging to that prom outfit from, like, 10 years ago? It’s never going to fit — or come into style — again, but something just…

Thanks for all the info Ryan. I thought this was going to be easy but your post made me think about the entire process. I am looking forward to attempting a blog with the information you posted here. I am definitely going to bookmark this page and refer back.

In this episode, we’re talking to Jenny Shih, the business coach who helps hard-working professionals navigate the murky waters of building a six-figure (plus) service-based business by improving the way they do everything from building their email list to validating the concept of their service offering & growing it into a “real” business that actually…

Thanks Ryan. This guide was very useful. I literally started my blog yesterday thanks to you (Jan 1, 2019) and used many of the tips and tricks mentioned above.

When it comes to getting a large financial windfall from a relative, you hope it’s from a long-lost uncle you’ve never heard of. Unfortunately, it rarely happens that way. Most of the time, the payout comes with a painful loss and a range of feelings — even if you decide to use it for something…

Thanks Man.. splendid ideas

Throughout history, our sources of purpose have shifted. First, our purpose was simply to survive. Then we built families and embraced religion. But now, we increasingly look to our jobs as a source of meaning. And who could blame us? Our society idolizes people like Jeff Bezos and Steve Jobs, who romanticize work and tell…