Being in debt is often met with fear, concern, recklessness, etc. But did you know there’s a smart and intentional way to use debt to your advantage? It’s all about preparation and knowing what you want to use this debt for, whether it’s to pay down high interest credit cards, or make
I just moved, and if you’ve moved nearly as much as I have, you know that it can be expensive. I’m looking to manage my costs as much as possible, so I’m excited to introduce you to something I didn’t even realize existed. If you get prescription medications at all, you could
I’ve always held the belief that banking of often way more complicated than it really needs to be. I know there’s a lot of math involved, but then again, same with video games. If I’m still being honest, I’ve always felt like there were arbitrary hurdles to jump over involving any process
Ever since moving to New York and having our second son, I’ve taken a much more… mature outlook on life. I’ve made a lot of tough decisions that I probably wouldn’t have had the courage to make in years past, and my priorities have finally gotten to an order that I can
When I decided to change careers a few years ago, a major factor was my then newborn son. I made the decision that I wanted to spend as much time living my life with the people who I cared about most – instead of being stuck behind a desk for 8-10 hours
I’ve always considered myself a “math” guy. I love logistics, patterns, deductions, puzzles, etc. Math and numbers were always just something that came easier to me than other people it seemed. I reference this to justify my success in music and technology/computers. I even feel like it has helped me to be
