I hope I remembered them all! I wasn’t as good about writing down what I read this year but here you have it. The Book on Rental Property Investing The Food Therapist The Zero Waste Home Fly Girls The Behavior Gap The Omnivores Dilemma Elizabeth… Read More »Kay’s 2020 Book List
Every month we do what we call a “Monthly Adventure.” It can be big or small, free or pricier, outdoor or indoor. Really there are no rules but it has really helped us to prioritize FUN while accomplishing our financial goals. This year was a… Read More »2020 Monthly Adventures
12 books – I’ve definitely read more in a year. I’ve become more intentional with what I read. I read 10 pages or a chapter of a good book each day. I focus on application, rather than just more information. I enjoyed all of these… Read More »Dan’s 2020 Book List
As many of you know, going on dates is an important part of life for us. This year has been a bit unique. Because Dan lost his job earlier this year, we took some significant cuts in our budget and had to get a bit… Read More »2020 Date List
We recently asked our Free Facebook Community what their favorite Christmas traditions are. Here were some of our favorites: Make Hot Chocolate and Drive Through the Neighborhoods with the Best Christmas Lights. 2. Pick a family or friend and do the “12 Days of Christmas… Read More »10 Christmas Traditions for Under $20 You Can Start During Christmas 2020
Chocolate- Honestly, you cannot go wrong with some high quality chocolate. My personal favorite is either Trader Joe’s Peanut Butter Cups, Peppermint Bark or Brookside Berries. All are delicious. 2. Blue Light Glasses- This can be super useful! It is especially great this year because… Read More »10 Stocking Stuffer Ideas That Aren’t Junk
This was an email Tim Ferriss received from Coach Christopher Sommer, the former men’s US National Team Gymnastics coach. Tim had expressed frustration that he wasn’t getting strong enough as fast as he would like, and this was his response. We often speak with people… Read More »An Extremely Motivational Excerpt from Tim Ferriss’ Book, “Tools of Titans”
Christmas is about family, helping others, and most important honoring whatever beliefs we hold close. That’s why making it a financially stressful time is a terrible thing. Here’s a couple tips on how to overcome it from our Free Facebook Group Community: “Set a limit… Read More »How to Make Christmas Less Financially Stressful
After two weeks of having a newborn this is everything that we have actually been using! Sleep/Lounging: Snuggle Me Organic– This is definitely one of the more luxury baby items out there but I got it as a baby shower gift for Lucy and we… Read More »Newborn Must Haves
I recently received this message, and this article is a response to that message. “Hey Dan! Hope you’re doing well. I just read your blog post about SOS (shiny object syndrome, read here) and it totally resonated with me because I’m the same way! I… Read More »How to Commit to Something When you Have So Many Options and Interests