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It’s Okay To Change Your Money Mindset

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https://mixedupmoney.com/change-your-money-mindset/From Mixed Up Money …

I’ve been writing about money for nearly four years now. It’s not that dramatic of a timeline, but it has been long enough for me to change my point of view regarding how I spend and save. More importantly, even, it’s been long enough for me to change my point of view regarding the way others spend and save.

If you’re looking for financial advice and you keep hearing that everything you love to spend your money on is wrong, you might be deterred and assume that you’ll never be good at finance. That’s just not true.

It’s Okay To Change Your Money Mindset – Mixed Up Money

 

3 Keys I Used To Add $250k In Net Worth Over 7 Years

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http://eat.money/3-keys-i-used-to-add-250k-in-net-worth-over-7-years/From Eat.Money …

I track a few items each month related to my personal finances but the one that I look to most often is my net worth. I started back in 2015 and its gratifying to take the 10 minutes on the 1st of every month to see if my family and I took positive steps towards our goals.

When I look back on the last 7 years I think I can boil down our success to a few things.

3 Keys I used to add $250k in net worth over 7 years — Eat.Money

 

Cancer Awareness Month: Why I Won’t Quit my Day Job

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From The Debt Shrink …

Although I strive for financial independence, I’m not planning to retire early. Many people ask me how I do what I do. This is the story of why I do what I do.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. By night I am a personal finance blogger, but by day I am an oncology psychologist. I have devoted the past 15 years of my life to helping people who are living with cancer cope with their physical and emotional suffering and improve their quality of life.

Cancer Awareness Month: Why I Won’t Quit my Day Job – The Debt Shrink

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Diversifying Your Income Sources

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https://www.thebalance.com/diversify-your-income-sources-357629From The Balance …

Everyone talks about diversifying your investments but few people seem to talk about the equally-as-important job of diversifying your income sources.

If you want to enjoy financial independence, this should be on the top of your list.  It’s closely related to a concept I called The Berkshire Hathaway Model – taking a two-bucket approach to your personal finances and not something you should brush off.

Diversify Your Income Sources | The Balance

 

10 Financial Independence Tips for Broke Millennials

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https://brotherfi.com/10-financial-independence-tips-for-broke-millennials/From BrotherFI …

Millennials listen up, especially broke millennials. As part of this elite group of IKEA enthusiasts, video game experts and fancy doughnut connoisseurs I think it’s time we finally put an end to the stupid financial choices we keep making.

Thanks to an education system that doesn’t prepare you for the real, “real world,” more millennials than ever are struggling with debt, financing way too expensive cars and neglecting to save for the future.

10 Financial Independence Tips for Broke Millennials | BrotherFI