#105. Dad, what is the “30-day rule!”By / When making large purchases, use this rule to decide whether the item is a need or a want.
#136. Dad, what does it mean to be resourceful? Character, Delayed Gratification, Entrepreneurship, Motivation, Resilience / By It means being creative, rebellious, determined, and unstoppable. It means asking for help, but not waiting for help.
#332. Dad, what does “living slow” mean? Delayed Gratification, Happiness, Lifestyle, Purpose / By Living slow means listening to your body and giving it the rest it deserves. It means refusing to reach a […]
#328. Dad, what is Sitzfleisch ( sit-flesh)? Delayed Gratification, Motivation, Purpose, Resilience / By In German, if someone ‘has a lot of Sitzfleisch’, it means they can endure lengthy or boring tasks until the […]
#31. Dad, may I buy anything I desire? Debt, Decisions, Money, Spending / By Yes. You can buy anything you desire – as long as you have saved for it first.
#55. Dad, why is it so awkward to talk about money when you are in a relationship? Debt, Financial Freedom, Love, Minimalism, Money, Spending / By It is awkward, but necessary, to talk about money with your loved ones. I suggest you speak often, keep the […]
#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.