What Do You Think is the 10% Message of Personal Finance?

At my job as a digital event producer, I sit through a lot of consulting and sales seminars on different topics, but the main one I produce is a workshop on how to improve your remote selling techniques. I’ve listened to the content for that seminar roughly 40+ times in the last four months, and…

Personal Finance Bloggers from Different Backgrounds

It seems like the most common voice you find in personal finance blogging is from middle class white folks, which is exactly what I am. My voice, and a lot of others, come from a place of just not knowing what to do but having the resources to do the things once we figure out…

8 Good Reads to Check Out

Hello again friends. I thought we could kick off this week by sharing some posts I’ve been reading and enjoying lately. So check out this brilliant work from some other writers around the interwebs. Traveling During a Pandemic: Round 2 on Life of Iris So I’m very biased here as Iris is an actual, real…

Calling All Those With White Privilege

Hi. That includes me. I haven’t said a lot on what’s been happening in the world, but I have been thinking a lot. And reading. And donating. Many, many things have stuck with me, but the one that spurred me to finally write down some of my thoughts was this post by J.D. Roth, who…

10 Great Reads to Check Out

Here are some great reads I’ve found from others around the web the last few weeks: Can You Cashflow College? Of course I’m not saying this will work for everyone, but I do love reading success stories from people who made things like this work. It might not work for everyone, but it could work…

12 Posts I Loved in 2019

Coming up on the end of the year and I thought I’d reflect on some posts that I loved that I found in 2019. Which posts really spoke to you? January Keep Calm and Manage On: The Importance of Being an Even Tempered Stage Manager This post hit on one of the topics I notice…

Things I’m Thankful For This Year

Here are 10 things I’m super grateful for this year, how about you? 1. My family. That we’re all still here. 2. My job. Because sometimes I hate it and sometimes I love it, but I’ve learned more from it this year than the rest of the years combined. 3. My circus family. Because they’re…

Financially Savvy Saturdays #266

Welcome to Financially Savvy Saturdays, the savviest personal finance blog hop on the planet, created specifically for personal finance writers! We welcome all things money here. Whether you’ve written anything from your best thrifty tips to your best savings tips, you’re invited to link-up. If it ties into personal finance, we want to read it!…

10 Great Posts

So this is the third year in a row where I’ve wanted to be at FinCon and couldn’t because my stupid work life is so crazy. That being said, the personal finance community is pretty awesome and here are some posts from some others in that community that I’ve really enjoyed over the last few…

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