#111. Dad, sometimes I judge people too quickly
We all make snap judgements unconsciously. Try to observe, listen and understand before judging.
#111. Dad, sometimes I judge people too quickly Read Post »
We all make snap judgements unconsciously. Try to observe, listen and understand before judging.
#111. Dad, sometimes I judge people too quickly Read Post »
Be mindful of how you spend money
#110. Dad, give me money advice in ten words or less. Read Post »
There’s so much about this life we do not understand.
#109. Dad, why should I be humble? Read Post »
First, become aware of your own judgments of strangers.
#108. Dad, I am anxious about being judged by strangers. Read Post »
Socrates believed he knew nothing and kept learning and discovering. We also know nothing. So, we have to keep learning.
#107. Dad, why do we have to keep learning? Read Post »
Focus on the excitement of discovery, improvement and experimentation.
#106. Dad, how do I move forward? Read Post »
When making large purchases, use this rule to decide whether the item is a need or a want.
#105. Dad, what is the “30-day rule!” Read Post »
When you are humble about your knowledge, you realize that the more you have learned the more remains to be
#104. Dad, why should I be humble about my knowledge? Read Post »
Try being fully engaged with your passion and you will be motivated every day.
#103. Dad, how do I get motivated every day? Read Post »
Material items do not always equal happiness. Sometimes they just add stress and debt.
#102. Dad, does having more stuff equal happiness? Read Post »
Become self aware about your inadequacies and areas of development.
#101. Dad, how do I continuously grow, develop and get better? Read Post »
When your spending behaviour contradicts your values and goals.
#100. Dad, what is identity confusion? Read Post »
If you ever wonder where your money went to at the end of the month, it is probably hidden in
#99. Dad, what is the frivolous purchase threshold? Read Post »
It is something you do on the side to earn extra income and it provides a creative outlet and a
#98. Dad, what is a side hustle? Read Post »
Pay your credit card balance in full every month.
#97. What is #3 rule of money? Read Post »
Strive to save 10 to 20 percent of your monthly income.
#96. What is #2 rule of money? Read Post »
Day-in-and-day-out joy is something that many of us never truly find. The best life you can build is to regularly
#94. Dad, is there such a thing as sustained happiness? Read Post »
Eating at home is normal. Eating out is an expensive treat and should be done when there is a social
#93. Dad, tell me about eating in restaurants Read Post »
The level of consumer debt in Canada has been increasing for the past 30 years. Canadian households owe more than
#92. Dad, how much debt do Canadian households owe? Read Post »
A credit card is money that does not belong to you. It is not free, and the longer you take
#91. Dad, what is a credit card? Read Post »
Ingratitude is when money only flows inward and never outward.
#90. Dad, what is ingratitude? Read Post »
I suggest you don’t spend too much time on things that don’t matter and spend it with people that do.
#88. Dad, can you give me advice on getting my shit together? Read Post »
Somebody who has insight into the possible consequences of money decisions and the impact on their family and long term
#87. Dad, what is a financially mature adult? Read Post »
You don’t need to get out of the city to feel calm. You don’t need a gym membership to push
#86. Dad, do I have to spend a lot of money to be content? Read Post »
Most Millennials are weighed down by student debt, the high cost of housing and bleak career prospects.
#85. Dad, what are the main financial challenges facing Millennials? Read Post »
Assess the damage. Understand the root cause. Change your habits.
#84. Dad, what are the 3 steps to get out of debt? Read Post »
Money is not good or bad. It is merely a vessel that allows us to live our lives according to
#83. Dad, is money bad? Read Post »
Material items do not always equal happiness. Sometimes they just add more stress and debt.
#82. Dad, does having more stuff make me happier? Read Post »