#312. Dad, how do I like myself more?
Resist looking back in regret and embrace your strengths.
YOLO
#302. Dad, is it OK to buy inexpensive stuff?
Justifying purchases with a low sticker price is faulty logic. Eventually, our stuff will get the last laugh with the silent stress of a cluttered […]
#211. Dad, what is a “reverse bucket list?”
DAD: A “reverse bucket list” reminds you of what you have already done and makes you feel inspired instead of overwhelmed.
#210. Dad, what is a victim mindset?
DAD: Stop blaming others and take responsibility for the circumstances of your life.
#209. Dad, what is your recipe for happiness?
DAD: Health, purpose, freedom, privacy, friendship and good food.
#193. Dad, are smart people financially wealthy?
DAD: There is no correlation between high levels of intelligence and high levels of financial wealth.
#179. Dad, do our basic needs ever change?
DAD: Our basic needs never change. The need to be seen and appreciated, the need to belong and the need for a little love!
#175. Dad, what does “Dulcius Ex Asperis” mean?
DAD: This phrase means “Sweeter after difficulties” It reminds you that nothing good comes easily.
#81. Dad, what about spending money?
DAD: Being good at money does not mean you don’t spend it. And not spending does not make you good at money.
#38. Dad, what is YOLO?
YOLO – you only live once – is about sacrificing long term happiness for short-term gratification
#4. Dad, I am young and want to live and spend money like there is no tomorrow – YOLO
DAD: It is important to balance preparing for the future and enjoy the present as long as you do not spend more than you earn.