“I wish that I could work for myself.” For some reason we tend to equate working for yourself with financial success. Many people will assume that being an entrepreneur means that you sit on the beach while the money rolls into your bank account (passive income) and that those with a 9-5 job are suckers […]
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“It’s not easy to transition to trying to learn how to actually budget, save for an emergency, decide what to eat based on what you can afford, planning for the future, and all of that. It’s never taught at any point. You’re just expected to figure it out on your own.” — my brother Pat
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“Is it possible to get the burger bun, without anything else? I’m not that hungry and would hate to waste food.” The above lie is often used as a decoy instead of explaining just how broke we truly are while trying to order dinner on the road. We would rather go hungry than ask our
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I wanted to get back into being a rideshare driver earlier this year to make extra money when I quit my job. There was just one problem. Friends were telling me that there were way too many Uber drivers on the road. They said that it was saturated. I got scared for a bit because
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If any personal finance blogger tells you to never go out, then you better stop reading that blog. What kind of useless advice is that? What kind of loser takes the time to write an article that tells you not to go out? When I’m at the bar and someone finds out that I’m a
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