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You Can Do Better Than The Millionaire Next Door

May 9, 2010 · 16 comments

in DIY, cashflow, consumers, credit cards, determination, discipline, estates, financial education, financial fitness, financial planning, goals, life, money decisions, psychology, spending, success, wealthbuilding

If you’ve been around on the interwebs and Twitter enough, and if you’ve read enough personal finance books, you’ll know a heck of a lot about The Millionaire Next Door.  She or he spends less than you’d think, they don’t drive a Rolls Royce or Jaguar, and they’ve probably made it to millionaire within one [...]

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Have You Made Your Financial Plan For 2010?

December 21, 2009 · 4 comments

in December, Financial New Year, discipline, estates, finances, financial planning, goals, holidays, lifestyle design, money decisions, networth, portfolio, wealth protection, wealthbuilding

It’s a good time to draw up some financial New Year’s resolutions if you haven’t yet.  Sure – don’t call them New Year’s resolutions if you don’t want to – it’s a financial plan for 2010 that I’m really talking about.
Although we are still in the thick of the holiday season, take a quiet day [...]

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Goals on Fire: The Link Between Personal Finance and Positive Thinking

April 22, 2009

in discipline, goals, psychology

Goals and discipline. We make life goals; we make financial goals.  We don’t always follow through on goals.
When I did some thinking about it the other day, I realized that discipline is just being able to stretch out that initial burst of motivation you had for your goal and distributing it over time.  We need [...]

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