2020 Financial Goals
2020 Financial Goals Another year, another round of goal setting! I figure if you never have an end in mind you’ll never get to where you want to be. For years on this site, I mean years, we’ve set financial…
Category: Goals & Planning
2019 Financial Goals – December Update
2019 Financial Goals – December Update The end of a decade… So much has happened. So much to be thankful for too… A few weeks ago, I shared those sentiments in this post here, my 2010-2019 decade in review. But…
2019 Financial Goals – October Update
2019 Financial Goals – October Update When it is obvious that the goals cannot be reached, don’t adjust the goals, adjust the action steps. – Confucius And so we did…adjust. We needed to realize any 2019 financial goals. Since our…
2019 Financial Goals – July Update
2019 Financial Goals – July Update “The budget is not just a collection of numbers, but an expression of our values and aspirations.” – Jack Lew, American Public Servant. Oh for sure. And since our April 2019 goals update, our…
2019 Financial Goals – April Update
2019 Financial Goals – April Update “I think goals should never be easy, they should force you to work, even if they are uncomfortable at the time.” – Michael Phelps. Ya, I’m never going to reach the swimming heights that…
2019 Financial Goals
2019 Financial Goals I figure if you never have an end in mind you’ll never get to where you want to be. No doubt I’m a bit late to the goal-setting party by most 2019 blogging standards but you know…
2018 Financial Goals – Final Update
2018 Financial Goals – Final Update Passionate fans of this site will know I’m not an early retirement zealot. We don’t scrimp and save every dime to live in a small apartment and call ourselves “retired!”….but….we are somewhat focused on…
10 ways to master your money in 2019
10 ways to master your money in 2019 Regardless if we’re talking personal finances or not, I believe true success usually comes from taking meaningful action based on any lessons learned – and trying again. Life-long lessons don’t always stick…