How Has My Relationship with Money Changed Over the Years?
Editor’s note: You, friend, already know I’m very interested in the softer side of money management, including the way our relationship with money shapes our financial health and wealth. Here is a wonderful guest to share the evolution of her relationship with money:...
Do You Have Some Spare Cash? Use it Wisely And it Could Change Your Life
Editor’s note: This is a guest post by my good friend Lesley Negus who lives with her husband in a friendly little market town in East Sussex. She gardens sporadically, cooks constantly, reads everything, runs sometimes, and continues to run her business....
Annual Review 2020: Difficult and Surprisingly Productive Year
Calling 2020 ‘surprisingly productive’ is annoying, I know. We share this, you and I – we are both annoyed by people crowing about how they crushed their goals during the on-going lockdown and a raging health pandemic. Stick with me for a while, though, and I...
Myths about debt: Paying off Debt Demands Sacrifice and Suffering
Today, I’d like us to discuss the myths about debt. Why do we need to do that, you may ask? We need to discuss the myths about debt and paying it off because myths can entertain; they can bring us the counsel of humanity’s collective wisdom, and legends can...
All this worry about money and was it worth it? How to live through a crisis and come on the other side fighting Vol 1
Was all this worry about money, pensions, and the distant future worth it, you may be asking yourself? I sympathise with you. We live in troubled times, and over the last month or so, our focus has shifted radically. In January, we all watched the stock market...
