I don’t put these books up here lightly. If someone said I could only read 8 business/self-help books for the rest of my life, these would be them. I gravitate towards books that focus on principles that have broad application. This way I can learn… Read More »Dan’s Top 8 Business/Self-Help Reads of All Time
Everyday you are confronted with decisions that have to be made. Some big, some small. When will you brush your teeth? What are you making for dinner? Do you fill up your car with gas today? etc. What do all of these things have in… Read More »Designing Your Life with Systems and Processes – A Beginner’s Guide
I set out to create a small, versatile, maternity wardrobe of pieces that could help make my current wardrobe a little better for my growing belly. If any of you have even stepped foot in the maternity section of any store, you find out right… Read More »10 Piece Maternity Capsule Wardrobe
A couple months ago, I had a member of a popular youtube channel reach out to me with some problems his new company was facing in growing their business – here was his question and my responses: Question: “Hey Daniel! Long long time! I hope… Read More »How I Would Go About Getting High Profile Clients if I had Little Money or Connections
I’ve come to the realization that there will never be a point where life is really “figured out”. For the most part, we’re often scrambling to find out what we should do next, and how to make the most of our current situation. Often I… Read More »What’s your Mexican Fishing Village?
My Great-Grandmother was once on a train with her eldest daughter, who was a baby at the time, (my Grandma.) Sitting across from her was a woman in her late fifties, dressed in the finest clothing and fur money could buy. They struck up a… Read More »The Life Lesson Learned on a Train over 50 Years Ago
As many of you know, Dan and I are both big readers. I recently read the book “The Simple Path to Wealth” by JL Collins. At the very beginning of his book he shares a few key guidelines to consider and I love how concise… Read More »Money Guidelines to Consider
The second highest category in the majority of budgets is food. We all need it. We all love it. Yet, sometimes we may be looking for ways to cut back our spending in this category. Here are a few tips to help with that: 1.… Read More »10 Grocery Shopping Money Saving Tips
Losing income and a job bites every time. Even if it’s bittersweet, there are psychological and financial impacts from lay offs. A lay off often brings a lot of uncertainty. In times of uncertainty, one of the best thing we can focus on, is what… Read More »3 Steps to Take With Your Personal Finances After Being Laid Off
Having no or less income than usual is difficult. Even if you’re an unemployment recipient, in the back of your mind you know the unemployment payments will end eventually. The day in and day out job search is strenuous, taxing, and uncertain, even in good… Read More »4 Unexpected Places Spending Money Makes Sense During a Job Search