#99. Dad, what is the frivolous purchase threshold?By / If you ever wonder where your money went to at the end of the month, it is probably hidden in frivolous trinkets that you didn’t need.
#298. Dad, why can I always not get what I want? Delayed Gratification, Time / By Sometimes not getting what you want is a wonderful stroke of luck.
#26. Dad, is the goal financial independence? Credit Card, Debt, Financial Freedom, Money, Wisdom / By It is important to recognize that your financial situation should be a side effect of pursuing a greater purpose. Financial […]
#423. Dad, how do you maintain boundaries without feeling guilty? Character, Contentment, Courage, Decisions, Lifestyle, Peace, Self Esteem / By Boundaries protect relationships, not harm them. Your well-being matters as much as others’. Clear boundaries actually allow for deeper, more […]
#432. Dad, does the price tag always determine greater pleasure? Credit Card, Debt, Delayed Gratification, Financial Freedom, Money, Simplicity, Spending / By We associate expensive things with greater enjoyment. Yet, a simple cheese sandwich at home can bring as much contentment as […]
#41. Dad, should I repay the highest interest rate debt first? Debt, Money, Motivation / By Tackle smaller balances first. This builds momentum and there are psychological reward to doing it this way.
#1. Dad, this money thing is so boring. I prefer not to know. Credit Card, Debt, Money, Spending / By When it comes to understanding money, ignorance is not bliss.